Doechii ensured all eyes were on her as she continued her stunning Paris Fashion Week display at the Schiaparelli show at on Thursday.

The fashion house presentation took place at The Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris and drew a star-studded front row including fellow rapper Doja Cat.

At the event, Doechii, 26, whose real name is Jaylah Ji’mya Hickmon, wowed in a plunging white gown with a dramatic corset-style bodice in denim blue.

The stunning ensemble cinched her in at the waist and showed off her incredible figure as she teamed the look with white pointed court shoes.

The beauty wore her hair in a bouncy blowout and opted for a soft make-up palette, including pink blush and a swipe of ɴuᴅᴇ lipstick.

Doechii appeared in high spirits as she posed up a storm inside the historic venue before sitting front row to enjoy the runway show.

Doechii ensured all eyes were on her as she continued her stunning Paris Fashion Week display at the Schiaparelli show at on Thursday

The fashion house presentation took place at The Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris and drew a star-studded front row including fellow rapper Doja Cat

At the event, Doechii, 26, whose real name is Jaylah Ji’mya Hickmon, wowed in a plunging white gown with a dramatic corset-style bodice in denim blue

She was also joined by rapper Doja Cat and Canadian singer Charlotte Cardin at the star-studded event.

Doja, 29, stunned in a black and white animal print co-ord which featured gold ʙuттons down the center. 

She added inches to her slender frame with black court heels and shielded her eyes with a pair of quirky gold sunglᴀsses with eyelashes around the frame.

The star toted her belongings in a small brown chic bag and accessorised with large gold earrings. 

Meanwhile Charlotte, 30, put on a leggy display in a satin blue dress with an asymmetric hem and racy thigh high slit. 

She finished her look with a pair of silver sandal heels and carried a small matching metallic bag. 

The stunning ensemble cinched her in at the waist and showed off her incredible figure as she teamed the look with white pointed court shoes 

The beauty wore her hair in a bouncy blowout and opted for a soft make-up palette, including pink blush and a swipe of ɴuᴅᴇ lipstick

Doechii posed up a storm ahead of heading inside to take her place on the FROW 

She was also joined by rapper Doja Cat  (pictured) and Canadian singer Charlotte Cardin at the star-studded event

Doja, 29, stunned in a black and white animal print co-ord which featured gold ʙuттons down the center

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Just hours earlier in the day, Doechii pulled out all the stops for the Chloe Womenswear Fall/Winter 2025-2026 show.

Fresh off her Best Rap Album win at the 2025 Grammys, the singer looked regal in a flowing gown of layered tulle. 

She draped a fur wrap over her shoulders and toted a bold gold shell bag as well as a huge dangling shell earring.

The rapper opted to go barefoot and covered herself in gold jewellery from head to toe, completing her striking look with flawlessly applied makeup.

It comes after Doechii spoke about getting bullied during her school years as she graced the cover of Dazed magazine. 

Meanwhile Charlotte, 30, put on a leggy display in a satin blue dress with an asymmetric hem and racy thigh high slit

She finished her look with a pair of silver sandal heels and carried a small matching metallic bag

Just hours earlier in the day, Doechii pulled out all the stops for the Chloe Womenswear Fall/Winter 2025-2026 show

She told the publication: ‘I was bullied so bad that I was becoming somebody else for someone else’s comfort. It f****d up my head because I always knew I was that girl.

‘I always knew I was dope as f**k. My taste level was very high when I was young. I was not into the s**t that everybody else was into. Not to say they weren’t into cool sнιт, but my s**t was just cooler.’

‘When people bully you, they want you to feel ashamed of yourself. They want you to feel insecure, to feel bad…

‘I was becoming less of myself to make them more comfortable, to fit the box that they wanted me in, and that wasn’t truly who I was. I was brilliant and have always been stunning.’