Idris Elba and his wife Sabrina were among the stylish arrivals for the Louis Vuitton show at Paris Men’s Fashion Week on Tuesday.

The couple caught the eye in matching leather ensembles as they posed for snaps together ahead of the runway show.

Showing off her incredible physique, Sabrina, 35, set pulses racing in tiny black leather shorts teamed with a matching top and one of Louis Vuitton’s famous bags.

The Canadian model finished her look with matching black stilettos as she posed up a storm with her spouse, 52, who cut a suave figure in a black leather overcoat.

Bradley Cooper was also in attendance for the fashion show, with the actor opting for a smart brown tweed coat.

As one of the favourites to be nominated for Best Actor at this year’s Oscars, Adrien Brody also took a break from promoting his film The Brutalist to attend the event.

Idris Elba and his wife Sabrina were among the stylish arrivals for the Louis Vuitton show at Paris Men’s Fashion Week on Tuesday

The couple caught the eye in matching leather ensembles as they posed for snaps together ahead of the runway show

Showing off her incredible physique, Sabrina set pulses racing in tiny black leather shorts teamed with a matching top and one of Louis Vuitton’s famous bags 

Paris Men’s Fashion Week kicked off on Tuesday, and will continue until Sunday, January 26, before being immediately followed by the French city’s Haute Couture Fashion Week.

It comes after Idris revealed that he wants to settle in Africa within a decade.

The actor wishes to help bolster their film industry and is opening film studios in Zanzibar and Ghana’s capital Accra.

Idris – whose mother is from Ghana and father is from Sierra Leone – was born in Hackney in east London.

Last month, he told the BBC: ‘I would certainly consider settling down here — not even consider; it’s going to happen.

‘I think I’ll move in the next five, ten years, God willing. I’m here to bolster the film industry. That is a ten-year process. I won’t be able to do that from overseas. I need to be in-country, on the continent.’

‘I’m going to live in Accra, I’m going to live in Freetown [the capital of Sierra Leone], I’m going to live in Zanzibar. I’m going to try and go where they’re telling stories – that’s really important.’

He added that he thinks it is vital for Africans to play a key part in all areas of the film-making process including in financing, distribution and marketing.

The Canadian model finished her look with matching black stilettos as she posed up a storm with her spouse who cut a suave figure in a black leather overcoat

Idris and Sabrina, who married in 2019, cosied up to one another as they posed for snaps

The Luther star was in high spirits as he arrived for the event

Bradley Cooper was also in attendance for the fashion show, with the actor opting for a smart brown tweed coat

As one of the favourites to be nominated for Best Actor at this year’s Oscars, Adrien Brody also took a break from promoting his film The Brutalist to attend the event

As one of the designers behind Louis Vuitton’s latest collection, Pharrell Williams received a rousing reception when he walked the runway

Pharrell was greeted with a huge round of applause after Louis Vuitton’s latest show

He said that in the current sector if you watch films that have anything to do with Africa all you will see is ‘trauma, war, how we were slaves’ but that in reality if you travel there you see that that is not true.

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In March Idris revealed plans to transform a remote island off the coast of Sierra Leone, the West African nation where his father was born, into an eco-friendly ‘smart city’.

The British star said he wants to make Sherbro Island an ‘afro-dynamic eco-city’ – an urban hub for the whole of Africa combining sustainability, community and economic growth.

Sherbro Alliance Partners (SAP) say the development will be done while protecting its ‘delicate ecosystem’, with the 230 sq mile island covered with mangrove forests and an important nesting site for sea turtles.

Home to just 40,000 people, most of whom work in fishing and rice farming, the actor hopes to cultivate economic growth and bring prosperity to the former British colony.

The development scheme has not got a specified budget but is likely to run into the billions of dollars, with SAP seeking out investment and Mr Elba admitting that it is a ‘big dream’.

‘Never in my lifetime would I have thought I could build the foundation for a new smart-city… I’m not qualified for that,’ he told the BBC. ‘But I am qualified to dream big.’