Tate McRae, 23, looks elegant in a plunging ivory co-ord while Naomi Ackie, 35, wows in a shimmering black gown at Schiaparelli’s Paris Fashion Week show

Tate McRae looked elegant in a plunging ivory co-ord as she led the glamorous stars at Schiaparelli’s Paris Fashion Week show on Thursday.The Canadian singer, 23, was a vision in her satin ensemble which she complemented with matching cream heels and a gold clutch.Tate appeared outside the catwalk alongside star-studded guests including Naomi Ackie, 35, and Caroline Daur, 31.Naomi wowed in a shimmering black gown and statement earrings while posing up a storm outside the exclusive event.Paris Fashion Week returned on Monday for its Womenswear Spring/Summer 2027 edition. It runs across a packed nine-day schedule, with the city hosting a record-breaking 68 runway shows and 34 presentations.This year, the spotlight is on two key creative directorship debuts: Drew Henry is unveiling his first look for Courrèges, and Kai Nesselrath is making his debut at Carven.  Tate McRae, 23, looked elegant in a plunging ivory co-ord as she led the glamorous stars at Schiaparelli’s Paris Fashion Week show on Thursday Tate appeared outside the catwalk alongside star-studded guests including Naomi Ackie (pictured), 35, and Caroline Daur, 31 German model Caroline wore a daringly-cut black midi skirt and opted for zero underwear for the occasionTate may be one of the music scene’s most lucrative influencers but it seems even she wasn’t a fan of one brand she was paid to promote in a TikTok post.In August, Tate received a roasting from her followers after sharing a video promoting the budget skincare brand Neutrogena.In the video, Tate credited Neutrogena’s products for being a fixture in her post-show skincare regime, and used them to remove her stage makeup.But fans quickly pointed out that it looked like Tate wasn’t actually applying the products to her face.Others also noted that Tate hadn’t even removed the lid from the moisturiser, and said that her hand was also blocking the makeup wipes from touching her skin.They commented: ‘Refusing to actually use the product you’re marketing… interesting choice; Literally not even using the wipe her hands are in the way of the wipe;’It’s giving that one video where Kylie pretends to use her own products; Not the peel back piece still being on the moisturiser;’So we wiped our makeup off but still manage to have a full smoky eye and full coverage.’The Daily Mail has contacted a representative for Neutrogena for comment. It also emerged that Tate has split from her boyfriend Jack Hughes, with Page Six reporting that it was the NHL star who decided to call off their relationship. The Canadian singer was a vision in her satin ensemble which she complemented with matching cream heels and a gold clutch Tate was swarmed by cameras taking photographs of her while arriving She looked incredibly chic in the ivory number Naomi wowed in a shimmering black gown and statement earrings while posing up a storm outside the exclusive event Model Leonie Hanne wowed in a low-cut black dress with a quirky train Fashion editor Nichapat Suphap put on a sexy display in a plunging thigh-high split dressThe couple were first spotted on a dinner date at Anton’s in New York City’s West Village back in November before being seen on a stroll weeks later.Hughes was reportedly the instigator and was the one to message McRae first on social media. According to Us Weekly, McRae and Hughes started ‘exclusively’ dating each other in March.Tate recently said she was overwhelmed by the scrutiny she faced after ending her year-long relationship with Kid Laroi. ‘It was really scary and overwhelming, I would never talk that way, even about my friends’ lives,’ she told Rolling Stone magazine.’I didn’t realize how much it would affect me, the public knowing my private life – because no one knows the full story of anything, ever.’I also hate people painting a situation that’s worse than it is. But what I’ve had to realize is that he’s going to write songs and I’m going to write songs, and that’s our way of expressing ourselves.’She added: ‘That’s our art, that’s our job. And once it’s out there, it’s not mine anymore.’