Madelyn Cline and Kendall Jenner Wore This Dress Trend

last updated 29 September 2023

Paris Fashion Week is not only exciting because of all the new clothes showcased on the runways. I also look forward to this week twice a year because of all the A-list attendees who turn up in their absolute best looks. Madelyn Cline and Kendall Jenner, for instance, are certainly no exception. Both ladies are wearing the same dress trend in Paris this week: formfitting black leather dresses.

Cline chose a slashed Givenchy dress to wear to the brand's runway show, while Jenner went the more classic route with a sleeveless sheath dress. Both looks have convinced me that I need a (faux) leather dress for fall and winter this year. Scroll down to see their brand-new outfits and shop the trend for yourself. Whether you only want to spend $55 or you're ready to invest in a designer version, I found the perfect leather dress for you.

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On Madelyn Cline: Givenchy dress

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On Kendall Jenner: The Row shoes

Shop Black Leather Dresses

Proenza Schouler White Label

Faux Leather Fitted Spagetti Mini Dress

This would also look cute with a white T-shirt layered underneath.

Vince

Square Neck Leather Dress

Sleek and simple.

Remain Birger Christensen

Tenna Leather Mini Dress

Remain is one of my favorite Danish brands.

H&M

Coated Bandeau Dress

This $55 price tag is incredibly tempting.

Nanushka

Halli Belted Vegan Leather Mini Shirt Dress

Nanushka has the softest, most buttery faux leather on the market.

Cefinn

Ronnie Paneled Leather Midi Dress

I adore this A-line silhouette.

Alice + Olivia

Chassidy Vegan Leather Maxi Shirt Dress

I need this in my closet ASAP.

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