Paris Fashion Week 2024: Top weird and wonderful looks

The bigger the better. Take a look at some of the fashion world's biggest and best designs from Paris Fashion week.

Some of the biggest and best fashion designers and celebrities from around the world have gathered in France over the last two weeks for Paris Fashion Week.

The event gives designers a chance to show off some of their new clothing designs for the year ahead, and also some of their more bold creative show pieces.

From 18-23 June was the men's fashion for spring/summer next year, and June 24-27 is Haute Couture Week, organised by the Fédération Française de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM).

Haute Couture comes from the French words "haute" meaning "high" or "elegant," and "couture" translating to "sewing" or "dressmaking" and are often one-of-a-kind, very fancy handmade pieces.

Here's a sneak peek at some of the wacky, colourful, bold and creative pieces from the shows.

Geometry, but make it fashion. If you're a lover of spheres, cubes and pyramids, then these outfits from designer Viktor and Rolf's Haute Couture show will be up your street

Chinese fashion designer Cheney Chan served up some bold headpieces and feathery extravaganzas during his couture show

Anyone need an extra pair of hands? Emily Cheong's fashion brand Homolog brought some bold and iconic, structured looks in her couture show

'I've got no strings to hold me down!' Designer Colm Dillane went for a marionette theme for his couture show, with the models being walked like puppets down the runway on strings

If you're not the biggest fan of clowns, then Walter Van Beirendonck's show might not be for you. The designer showed off his colourful menswear range sporting bold patterns, tiny hats and textured shoes

Trash-chic! Spanish designer Juana Martin made history this week by becoming the first Spanish woman to show at Haute Couture week. Her designs featured sparkly fish bones and a smashed bottle

'You've got a little something on your face!' Hopefully the models in Loewe's fashion show weren't ticklish. The models during menswear show sported some feathery headpieces to go alongside their outfits

Let us know what you think in the comments! Are they a fashion phenomenon, or a bit of a flop?