Anna Wintour looked effortlessly chic in a blue trench coat as she joined Naomi Watts at the Celine show during Paris Fashion Week on Saturday.
The former Vogue editor, 76, looked incredible as she layered her coat over a red dress and heeled boots.
Meanwhile, Naomi cut a casual figure for show as she arrived in blue jeans, a crisp white shirt and a black blazer.
She completed her look with a pair of white leather boots, a black chunky belt and black-tinted sunglasses.
Adding a pop of colour to the event, Natasha Lyonne commanded attention in a red, blue and yellow flower dress.
Suzy Bae looked incredible in a black leather jacket, which she paired with black tailored trousers.
Gina Redlinger put on a leggy display at the event as she stepped out in a double-breasted blazer dress.
Anna's appearance comes after she threw her support behind Australia's sweeping new social media ban for children under 16.
Speaking on the popular podcast The Rest is Politics: Leading, the Vogue icon used her platform to praise the nation for taking decisive action to protect young people's mental health.
'I'm very proud of Australia that they've taken a stand on social media and young people,' she said.
'Because I think the addiction to social media is incredibly stressful and very harmful to mental health.'
The sweeping restrictions - blocking access to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, X, YouTube, Reddit, Twitch, Kick and Threads - came into effect on December 10 and have already sparked global debate.
Wintour is the latest star to throw her support, joining Oprah Winfrey and American actor Chris Pratt.
Eagle-eyed fashion fans were recently left in shock after an awkward moment between seasoned fashion editor Anna and her Vogue magazine protégé Chloe Malle was caught on camera in a new interview released by the New York Times.
In the extensive chat with the outlet, the pair talked about leading the magazine into its next era, their differing leadership styles, and even Chloe's 'nepo baby' criticism.
Chloe, 40, who is the daughter of Candice Bergen and the late director Louis Malle, was appointed to take Wintour's spot as head of editorial content at Vogue in September.
Anna still serves as Vogue's Global Chief Content Officer for Condé Nast and Global Editorial Director.
However, it looks like their management styles are already proving to be different, as was revealed in the new sit-down.
The seemingly awkward moment came about as Times interviewer Jessica Testa asked Chloe what she would do if Vogue had the same large budget that it once did in the 1990s.
'I would build a whole new podcast studio, I would pay everyone 30 percent more, I would make sure the social team had more people on it because they’re working all the time, I would have our app staffed more fully,' Choe shared.
She added that Vogue has tons of ideas for shoots that would 'help take people on adventures,' and that a larger budget would 'really help' with that.
However, Anna didn't appear thrilled with that answer, as she appeared to give Chloe a withering look from behind her large, signature sunglasses.