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Celebrities Front Row at Chanel Fall 2025: Dakota Fanning, Whitney Peak, Naomi Campbell Take a Bow

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GOING FOR GOLD: The Olympics may have happened last summer in Paris, but Dakota Fanning is still going for gold. The actress selected a fully gilded suit decorated with stars and a rhinestone belt for the Tuesday morning show at Paris Fashion Week. It was a little bit country, a little bit rock ‘n’ roll — and 100 percent Chanel. She’s a bit of a Chanel regular, having hit shows in Dubai, Singapore and Dallas, but it was her first time in Paris. She was a fan of the bows that were a major theme of the show. Fanning recently completed the series “All Her Fault” with Sarah Snook before the holidays. There are two directors for the series, but it felt very cinematic, she said. Related Articles Designer and Luxury EXCLUSIVE: The 2025 ANDAM Jury Is All About the French Touch Fashion Scoops Celebrities Front Row at Louis Vuitton Fall 2025: Lisa, Sophie Turner, Alicia Vikander Board the LV Express The actress previously directed a short film, and hopes to get behind the camera again someday — if her nerves can handle it. You May Also Like “I’ve always wanted to direct something, but I found the experience so stressful,” she said. “As an actor, the director is the person you always ask all the questions to, and then when you become that person, it was like, ‘Oh my god.’ I felt an anxiety that I don’t feel when I’m acting.” Any project will have to be compelling to get her to step into that role. “It just made me realize that I’ll know, if and when that time comes, that it’ll be something that I have to do. But I would like to check that off the list.” In the interim she is working on producing projects with her sister Elle Fanning through their own Lewellen Pictures production company. Riley Keough was ready for the day, up so early that it wasn’t even bright yet. “Jet lag is real,” she said of waking at 3 a.m. She got ready with WWD just before the show. She missed two flights leaving Los Angeles and had to transfer in London in order to make it on time for the show. The longtime Chanel ambassador would actually be experiencing her front row at the Grand Palais — last season she performed while swinging inside a cage. Keough wore a pleated white pant and cropped silk jacket with a black embroidered vest. The actress will temporarily be relocating to Dunkirk, France. She will start shooting a film in the northern city in two weeks. Whitney Peak’s denim was embroidered with Chanel and little hearts, her favorite detail being the Chanel double C button. She also declared herself a bow fan, fond of the little detail. “And this show was bow down. There were bows everywhere,” she said. Peak coveted a pair of shoes in the show, and said she hopes that she can grab herself a pair. “Maybe if I’m a good girl they will let me try them on,” she said. But her upcoming film is about a bad girl, a bank robber to be precise. “From bank robbing to the Chanel show — how crazy is my life?” she said. The film is titled “4 Kids Walk Into a Bank” and costars Talia Ryder, Teresa Palmer, Deacon Philippe and Liam Neeson. “It was a lot of fun, not to give too much away, but we dressed up in costumes with the bank heist. I’ve never done anything like that. I wouldn’t know what it would be like to do. It was so much fun,” she said. Next up will be her first play this summer at the Williamstown Theater. While the work has not been revealed yet, she will have a monthlong run. “I mean, I’m excited. I love a challenge. I’m warming up new muscles for sure,” she said about hitting the boards every night. Naomi Campbell was feeling bright and springy in a lavender minidress. The brand ambassador also praised the bow theme of the collection, so much so she wore one high up in her hair. She is working with the Thai government’s National Soft Power Development Committee to promote the fashion industry there and nurture local talent. One key tenet of the plan is to help train Thai models as well as promote them with international exposure. It’s an initiative she takes very seriously. “I just had a conversation yesterday [to ensure] that the models are treated correctly, that they’re not just brought in for a season and then sent back. Because I’m understanding there’s major repercussions for that psychologically to these girls, and we don’t want that,” she said. “We want to make sure that the safety nets are in place.” Campbell said she enjoys working with a new generation of models, and added that she is always friendly with new faces. “When I’m in a lineup, when I don’t know the young girls, I just go and introduce myself. I love to hear what they have to say about life. I’m curious like that,” she said. Simone Ashley selected a sparkly Chanel two-piece, with a midriff-baring crop top. “I wouldn’t say I usually wear sparkles. But I just thought, going to Paris, going to see a Chanel show – why not?” She said her favorite look was a double denim two-piece. Ashley has been in the studio working on music, a new creative outlet for her. “I’ve been putting my head down, working away on that and I’m so excited to be able to speak more about it in the future,” she said, hinting that both producing and singing are in the works. She’s also in the upcoming “F1” movie starring Brad Pitt. Ashley doesn’t drive in the film, though, leaving the speed for Pitt and costar Damson Idris. That film will be released in June, the perfect timing to be in the running for France’s biggest race of all: the Cannes Film Festival.

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