Guru Randhawa attended Paris Men’s Fashion Week for the first time, appearing at runway shows by luxury brands Amiri and Vetements. The event ranks among the fashion industry’s key gatherings, drawing designers, buyers, editors, celebrities and brands from around the globe. Front-row seating often draws notice as stars represent labels and spark discussion online. The Punjabi singer joined an international group of musicians, athletes and fashion figures, highlighting his expanding profile outside music. During the week he was seen alongside Colombian singer Maluma, Joshua Hong from the K-pop group SEVENTEEN, and NBA player Russell Westbrook. At the Amiri presentation he chose a dark double-breasted blazer, high-waisted leather trousers, a navy silk shirt, accessories and a Rolex Datejust Wimbledon. He changed to a darker ensemble for the Vetements show, reflecting its streetwear style. A silver Sikh Kada remained part of both outfits, adding a symbol of his Punjabi heritage. He posted images on Instagram with the caption “Life lately… Paris, you’ve been kind.” Paris Men’s Fashion Week serves as a gathering point for celebrities, designers and industry figures. Randhawa’s presence illustrates the increasing visibility of South Asian artists at major fashion events. Outside fashion, he remains one of India’s most-streamed performers, with collaborations involving The Chainsmokers, Pitbull, Rick Ross, French Montana and LE SSERAFIM that have generated more than 20 billion views worldwide. His debut at the event marks a further step in a career that links fashion and cultural identity.
