
Celebrities Front Row at Loewe Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear: Liv Tyler, Emily Ratajkowski and More
LIV A LITTLE: Before Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez showed their first look on the runway in their debut show for Loewe, their celebrity guests provided some hints of the brand’s colorful new direction.
Tracee Ellis Ross came in a loose black shirt and pants with a multicolored striped vest top, while Emily Ratajkowski opted for a tomato red trench coat. “White Lotus” star Parker Posey, meanwhile, glowed in an Empire-waisted marigold maxi dress.
Liv Tyler teased her presence at the show with a Instagram Reel that showed her applying bright red lipstick.
“I love a red lip. My friend Hung Vanngo put it on me this morning, and it’s from his new ,” said the actress, who was wearing blue jeans and a navy sweater embroidered with a small red Loewe monogram that matched her first name initial. “I’m very 1990s New York high school girl,” she joked of her look.

Tyler reprised her role as Dr. Betty Ross with a cameo in this year’s “Captain America: Brave New World,” but she hadn’t been to Paris Fashion Week in a while. “Actually, I’ve been living in the mountains in California, starting a business for the past couple of years, taking a little break from acting and raising my children,” she explained.
The brand is called Pink Mountain Estate, and while Tyler was coy about details, trademark applications suggest she’s about to challenge Meghan Markle with her own line of preserves.
“I haven’t shared too much of it. I’m so old-fashioned. As an actor, you always kind of wait until the movie’s ready to come out before you talk about it,” Tyler demurred, adding that she hopes to launch it next year.
Sarah Paulson, Yara Shahidi, Sarah Snook and Pedro Almodóvar were also among the guests that gave the designers a standing ovation at the end of the show.

Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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