Vogue World: Paris: Relive the Best Moments & Looks from the Night — See Photos

2. Sabrina Carpenter made her runway debut

Honoring 1940s fashion, swimwear, and aquatics sports (complete with an orchestral rendition of “Water” by Tyla), Sabrina Carpenter made her runway debut. She wore a red and white striped one-piece with a matching wrap skirt and silk scarf atop her signature curtain bangs. Following Carpenter, Imaan Hammam similarly wore a silk scarf over her hair and a strapless green and white shift dress, and Barbara Palvin sported a sailor hat with a striped paneled top and a pleated skirt. The pieces in this section were designed by Jacquemus, who was tasked with reinterpreting his Les Parosols De Marseille show.

3. Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid made a grand entrance on horse

To highlight 1950s dress and equestrians, Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid strutted onto the runway— not walking but horseback riding. The duo (and their horses) were dressed in matching Hermès jackets and even wore matching red lipstick, while the horses each wore silk scarves.

4. Teyana Taylor showed off her dazzling dance skills

During the segment honoring 1960s fashion, especially Paco Rabanne and Courrèges, singer and dancer Teyana Taylor made a special appearance. Dressed in a shiny silver chain-link dress, vintage from Paco Rabanne, Taylor delivered a stunning dance number.

5. Bad Bunny performed a medley of some of his biggest hits

As Anok Yai took the runway in a reimagined Alaïa look to highlight the 1990s and soccer, Bad Bunny began a medley of his hit songs. During this segment, Delevingne also took a quick break from hosting to walk the runway, too. Prior to taking gigs in acting and hosting, she was originally a supermodel after all! Bad Bunny continued his performance as Serena and Venus Williams walked the runway in Off-White and Marine Serre, respectively, to kickstart the 2000s segment that honored tennis.

And the fashionable festivities did not stop there. You can rewatch the entire show here and check out what attendees who did not walk the show wore to Vogue World: Paris below, including Emma Chamberlain in an itty-bitty Rick Owens top.