Guru wore a traditional silver Sikh Kada
Guru Randhawa has made his debut at Paris Men’s Fashion Week, attending exclusive runway presentations by luxury fashion houses Amiri and Vetements.
Paris Men’s Fashion Week is regarded as one of the industry’s most influential events, bringing together designers, buyers, editors, celebrities and luxury brands from across the world.
Every season, the front rows attract much attention, with global stars invited to represent the brands and generate conversation across platforms.
The Punjabi singer joined an international line-up of musicians, athletes and fashion figures at the events.
This reflected his growing influence beyond the music industry.
Sharing the Front Row with Global Stars
During the week, the artist was spotted with several celebrities, including Colombian singer Maluma, Joshua Hong of the K-pop group SEVENTEEN, and NBA star Russell Westbrook.
For the Amiri showcase, he embraced the brand’s relaxed approach to tailoring in a smart, simple look.
Guru Randhawa donned a dark double-breasted blazer with high-waisted leather trousers, a navy silk shirt, statement accessories, and a Rolex Datejust Wimbledon.
He later switched to a darker outfit for the Vetements show, showcasing the label’s signature streetwear aesthetic.
Blending Fashion with Heritage
One detail remained consistent across both appearances.
Guru wore a traditional silver Sikh Kada, incorporating an important symbol of his Punjabi heritage into each outfit.
Subtly celebrating his cultural identity on an international fashion stage.
Sharing the pictures on Instagram, Guru wrote:
“Life lately… Paris, you’ve been kind.”
Why Fashion Week Matters
Paris Men’s Fashion Week has increasingly become a meeting point, with celebrities often sitting front row alongside designers and industry insiders.
Guru’s appearance reflects the growing presence of South Asian talent at some of fashion’s most prestigious events.
Beyond fashion, he continues to enjoy global success as one of India’s most-streamed artists.
Collaborations with artists including The Chainsmokers, Pitbull, Rick Ross, French Montana and LE SSERAFIM have expanded his international reach with over 20 billion views worldwide.
Global Rise Continues
His Paris Men’s Fashion Week debut therefore represents more than a celebrity appearance.
It reflects the broader evolution of his career, where fashion and cultural identity connect two worlds.
As South Asian artists continue to gain visibility on global platforms, his presence highlights how the talent is becoming an increasingly common part of the fashion world.
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