Bonjour belles! We’ve descended on the City of Lights to take in the sights, and of course that includes gorgeous beauty looks coming down the catwalk. From the berry lips at Anthony Vaccarello to the bleached blondes at Haider Ackermann, click through to see what’s been big in backstage beauty here in France this week.

New show reviews and galleries are in from Paris! Check out Roland Mouret, Rick Owens, and Vanessa Bruno.

If there's a definite trend emerging from the Paris Fashion Week Fall 2013 shows, it's the idea of masculine versus feminine. Androgyny has little to do with it. Instead, designers—Marco Zanini at Rochas and Dries van Noten in particular—have sent out models in very feminine or very masculine looks, bringing together what some would consider mutually exclusive ideas. Vanessa Bruno went down a similar path for fall.

We managed to get a few words with the lovely Vanessa Bruno, looking very Parisian in all black--including her favorite skirt of her own design--to chat about future store openings and one of her number one fans, Marion Cotillard.

Sunday may be a day of rest, but in Paris, Fashion Week has sure been keeping us busy! Check out Vanessa Bruno's bohemia collection, Issey Miyake's DIY beach bum aesthetic, and Junya Watanabe's sophisticated sportswear.

The vibe was Woodstock pronounced with a French accent. It might not be to everyone’s taste, but if Vanessa Bruno can find common traits between Lou Doillon and Kate Bosworth (her two muses), there is surely a little bit of French hippy inside of you, too.

All the glamour of the Paris shows. All the comfort of your sweat pants.

In recent years, video has become increasingly popular as a promotional tool for many industries, but especially fashion, which makes perfect sense gi

As if the prints, prints, and more prints trend wasn't enough this season, Paris fashion week has shown us how it can be taken even further... putti

PARIS--Vanessa Bruno's girl for spring is a bit boho, a bit mod, a bit DIY, and always cool. Mod minis looked like they were made of hipster quilts--nostalgic floral prints I had as my bedspread when I was five sewn together with squares of shimmering silver. Bruno amped up the mod-factor with open-toe knee-high boots. Shagadellic. Images of trucks then wove their way onto patchwork tops and dresses for a literal boy-meets-girl vibe.

The always gorgeous Kate Bosworth follows French actress Lou Doillon as the latest face of French label Vanessa Bruno. The fall/winter campaign was

PARIS--On Vanessa Bruno's fall runway at the Palais de Tokyo, it looked like models had run through clotheslines hung with fresh white linens, but, you know, stylishly. So that squares of cream and white were draped and smocked and twisted as tops and were pieced together as delicate skirts with rag-tag hemlines. Then sturdier, thicker fabrics more suitable for colder months emerged on brocade jackets with no lapels, fastened tight, and on chunky loosely woven knits (a la Rag & Bone) thrown over those drape-y delicate cream pieces. Bruno played with this contrast in texture throughout the collection--mixing lighter than air separates and dresses in a painterly leaf print with heavier jackets, nubby knits, and, my favorite, slouchy wool coats with collars done in fur and knits.

LOS ANGELES--Last night’s soiree at Vanessa Bruno’s first US boutique in Los Angeles brought some serious Parisian flair to Melrose Ave. The white, minimalist space provided a fresh backdrop to the bright florals and neons of the spring 2011 collection, which Bruno described as channeling an “urban, tropical spirit." As for choosing a location for her stateside flagship, Bruno told us, “I love the spirit of LA, the laidback girls, everything about it. The first place I wanted to be was in LA.”

PARIS--If anyone can make me love Hawaiian prints, it's Vanessa Bruno. Her easy going, quietly sexy, undeniably French designs make women feel good. So when Bruno's Spring 2011 collection, which seemed to be inspired by Hawaii Five O, came down the runway, I wanted nearly every darn thing.

Worth every penny.

This week, we loved Lauren Santo Domingo's pretty Chloé number. Alexa, who we're always a fan of, looks great in dressed down Mulberry. Rachel Bilson and Kate Bosworth both looked great in Vanessa Bruno at the designer's birthday dinner. Rising star Zoe Kazan is cute as ever in Cynthia Rowley.

It seems that Angelenos really, truly covet French fashion. Right on the heels of Paul & Joe's West Hollywood outpost, Vanessa Bruno will open her first US boutique in Los Angeles on July 26. The designer, whose soft, sexy clothes are favored by Lou Doillon types, will set up shop at 8448 Melrose Avenue, right near Marc Jacobs, A.P.C, Diane Von Furstenberg and our favorite L.A. boutique, Creatures of Comfort. The soft launch at the end of July will bring the designer to L.A. for the first time ever. There will be a grand opening at the end of October, post Fashion Month.

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Picture This: There's no video yet from Vanessa Bruno's short film, just stills. But we'll take Lou Doillon any way we can get her. {Fashionologie} An