Guru Randhawa Brings Indian Flair to Paris Fashion Week’s Front Row | Events Movie News
Leading singer, songwriter and actor Guru Randhawa marked a new milestone in his global journey with his debut appearance at Paris Men’s Fashion Week, becoming the only India-born entertainment personality to attend the prestigious event this season. The Punjabi music star took his place in the front row at the Spring/Summer showcases of luxury fashion houses AMIRI and VETEMENTS, further expanding his presence beyond music onto the international fashion stage.The invitation-only events brought together some of the biggest names from music, fashion and sports. During the week, Randhawa was seen alongside Colombian singer Maluma, Italian rapper Lazza, Congolese musician Fally Ipupa, Puerto Rican artist Lunay, SEVENTEEN member Joshua Hong, NBA star Russell Westbrook, British rapper Kojey Radical, Thai actor Twnpich Porsuppakarn, content creator Emeka The Stallion, boxer Keyshawn Davis and supermodel Leomie Anderson.
For the AMIRI presentation, Randhawa opted for contemporary tailoring with a relaxed silhouette that blended sophistication with effortless style. At the VETEMENTS show, he embraced the label’s signature streetwear aesthetic, sporting a darker, more experimental look that reflected the brand’s edgy identity.One element remained constant across both appearances—a traditional silver Sikh kada worn on his wrist. The accessory stood out as a subtle yet meaningful expression of his Punjabi heritage, reflecting his commitment to carrying his cultural identity onto international platforms.Randhawa’s Paris Fashion Week debut comes at a time when he continues to strengthen his position as one of India’s most-streamed music artists. With over 20 billion cumulative views across his catalogue, more than 35 million Instagram followers and around 15 million monthly listeners on Spotify, he has built a significant global fanbase. His music has also crossed borders through collaborations with international artists including The Chainsmokers, Pitbull, Rick Ross, French Montana and LE SSERAFIM.His appearance at Paris Men’s Fashion Week highlights his growing influence beyond music, signalling an expanding role at the intersection of entertainment, fashion and global popular culture.
