Stella McCartney models brought a musical touch to Paris Fashion Week as they broke into a George Michael tribute on the runway.
The group of women rounded off the show at Opera Garnier on Monday by clapping and singing along to the late singer’s hit track Faith.
While some gathered in the middle as the music played, the rest danced around them and they left the floor to wild applause from the audience.
FAITH. LOVE. ENERGY! Stella girls embody the collection with the spirit of togetherness.
Discover the collection: https://t.co/Tet9KddPja pic.twitter.com/BJoSGAKATh
— Stella McCartney (@StellaMcCartney) March 6, 2017
The designer then briefly popped out to wave and blow a kiss to the crowd.
She posted a picture of the moment on Twitter, with the caption: “Faith. Love. Energy.”
Last January, Stella used her fashion show platform to pay tribute to David Bowie as she presented her Autumn 2016 collection in LA.
Faith. Love. Energy.
The winter 2017 collection unveiled at the Opéra Garnier in Paris. pic.twitter.com/sUS0N2Vg3X
— Stella McCartney (@StellaMcCartney) March 6, 2017
According to the Hollywood Reporter, stars such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Beck and Ringo Starr turned up to the event as some of the Ziggy Stardust creator’s biggest hits were blared out.
She told the publication at the time: “I have visited LA many, many times and wanted to celebrate its music culture with our autumn collection.
“I always leave LA with a sense that there is so much happening in the creative arts now.”
