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For Chanel's Fall 2018/19 Haute Couture show, Karl Lagerfeld paid homage to his adopted hometown by turning the runway into a recreation of a Parisian street.

The interior of Grand Palais was transformed into a street on the banks of the River Seine, complete with streetlights, benches, and street vendors selling art (a familiar site to anyone who's spent time in the French capital).

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The clothes themselves ranged from tweed Chanel suits in muted tones to bejeweled ball gowns and little black dresses. Watch the full runway show above and let us know what you think in the comments.

In other style news, Gucci just released another SEGA-inspired Rhyton sneaker. 

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