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Honey Dijon Wears 1970s New York-Inspired Saint Laurent Look to Spring 2027 Show in Paris

other · 2026-09-30

Honey Dijon attended the Saint Laurent spring 2027 show during Paris Fashion Week, wearing a lingerie top, leather pencil skirt, and moto jacket that evoked 1970s New York. The show was rumored to be Anthony Vaccarello's final collection for the brand, and Dijon described it as "super emotional" and a celebration of his 10 years at the helm. She praised the gilded, golden looks and cited the final section of black, velvet, and gold as her favorite. In the front row, she sat next to Juergen Teller, walked in with Kate Moss, and was excited to meet Jerry Hall. After the presentation, Dijon DJed the official after-party. She mentioned her busy summer in Ibiza and her anticipation of the Irving Penn exhibition in Paris. Post-Paris, she will play two shows at Knockdown Center in New York City and then tour Australia for two weeks. The article also includes a photo diary by Guel Sener documenting Dijon's show-day look and moments.

Key facts

  • Honey Dijon attended the Saint Laurent spring 2027 show during Paris Fashion Week.
  • The show was rumored to be Anthony Vaccarello's final collection for Saint Laurent.
  • Dijon wore a lingerie top, leather pencil skirt, and moto jacket inspired by 1970s New York.
  • She described the show as "super emotional" and a culmination of Vaccarello's 10 years at the brand.
  • Her favorite looks were in the last part of the show, featuring black, velvet, and gold.
  • She sat next to Juergen Teller in the front row and walked in with Kate Moss.
  • Dijon DJed the official Saint Laurent after-party.
  • Post-Paris, she will play two shows at Knockdown Center in New York City and then tour Australia for two weeks.

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Artists

Institutions

  • Saint Laurent
  • Vogue
  • Knockdown Center
  • Future

Locations

  • Paris
  • France
  • New York
  • United States
  • Ibiza
  • Spain
  • Australia
  • Bondi
  • Meatpacking District
  • The Anvil

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