With stars like Jane Fonda, Viola Davis, Eva Longoria, and Kendall Jenner closing the show in dazzling white, it was more than a fashion show—it was a statement. "Liberté, égalité, sororité" wasn’t just a theme—it was a vibe.

The L’Oréal Paris runway is everything that’s right about fashion shows, darling. Without leaning on a single stereotype—tall, thin, “perfect skin” models—the brand proved that beauty doesn’t fit in a box. They combined skincare, haircare, and makeup, celebrating all ages, colors, and `body types´. A true message of empowerment, sparkle, and inclusion.

Music was provided by Anitta, giving the runway that extra sparkle and rhythm. We also spotted three Mexican ambassadors—well, technically Belinda is Spanish—but Zamadhi, Renata, and Belinda all looked absolutely fantastic. Now it makes sense why Zamadhi went through such a rigorous routine—but chica, honestly, you don’t need to fit into a skeletal body to shine. Though… who are we to judge, right?

Well, maybe the brand just needs to show more ambassadors with `normal´ bodies. Though we did spot Daniela Álvarez, the Colombian—wow, speechless. She’s a true example of resilience. Hopefully L’Oréal lets us see more people like Daniela, not just famous models with long careers. We’re not taking anything away from them—they deserve every spotlight—but what we crave is something truly inspiring, someone that any of us mortals with flaws can relate to. Just like Daniela, who far from being a conventional beauty, carries a story that motivates and uplifts.

Mary Fowler traded her football boots for stilettos, making her runway debut and reminding everyone that beauty isn’t just for models—it’s for anyone who walks with confidence. And speaking of walking: Helen Mirren at 80, owning the stage like a queen in silver—yes, we’re here for it.

This is the kind of runway moment that remixes glamour with purpose, sparkle with solidarity. And while we feast our eyes on these looks… well, we don’t judge, darling.

XOXO, always watching.