Disneyland Paris Hosts Coperni’s Paris Fashion Week Show

Just yesterday, Coperni became the first fashion brand to hold a Fashion Week show at Disneyland Paris! The Coperni Spring Summer 2025 Collection was complete with ruffles and bows reminiscent of Disney princesses, fringe and little black dresses calling back to the Disney Villains — and of course, Mickey Mouse heels to top it all off. 

It’s not every day this sort of opportunity presents itself, but if you dream a thing more than once, it’s sure to come true! For Coperni designers, Sebastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant, this is a dream that goes all the way back to their younger days.

“We grew up with Disney as an important part of our childhood. For many French children, particularly those from the provinces, the first family visit to the ‘big city Paris’ meant a trip to Disneyland,” shared Sebastien and Arnaud. “Disney’s fairytales and characters like Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Ariel from “The Little Mermaid”, Snow White, Cinderella, and Maleficent were our guides through the complex landscape of human emotions — friendship, love, fear, courage, transformation.”

Exploring imagination and curiosity, the collection is a tribute to the timeless Disney classics that shaped how we grew up. It features reinterpreted symbols from the Walt Disney Animation Studios classics we all know and love such as the apple from “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” the clothes that turn into ball gowns in “Cinderella,” the enchanted rose from “Beauty and the Beast” and the aquatic world in “The Little Mermaid.”

Utilizing Sleeping Beauty Castle as the backdrop, the show was divided into three acts that explored the journey and evolution from childhood to adulthood — princes and princesses, rebellious teenagers, and powerful heroes and villains we all have the capacity to represent.

We were awe struck and gleaming with joy the entire show! Here’s a few of our favorite moments you need to know about:

We always have our eye out for the last model to walk the runway! To everyone’s surprise, Kylie Jenner stepped out of Sleeping Beauty Castle dressed in a regal ballgown with a drop waist silhouette and opera-style gloves to close the show.

Nothing makes a statement like the perfect accessory and this show was packed full of them. Our jaws dropped as the Swarovski crystal bag made its debut and, of course, the fabulous Mickey Mouse-inspired heels were our favorite of the night!

We were transported right back to our earlier days as the show started off with looks that captured the essence of childhood. Adorned with delicate butterflies, these Victorian elements definitely caught our eye!

We even spotted a few tees featuring Disney-favorite characters such as Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and more. Styled underneath frilly dresses and over patterned button downs with popped collars, we know what we’re wearing to the parks next visit!

Not only did we spot Kylie Jenner on the runway, but we also noticed a few more familiar faces! Lila Moss, Irina Shayk, Paloma Elsesser and more stepped out in stunning Disney-inspired looks throughout the show.

It’s all in the details! We couldn’t help but notice subtle touches of Maleficent and Aurora from the Walt Disney Animation Studios film “Sleeping Beauty” throughout the second act. Transforming classic villain elements into striking modern garments, dresses adorned with necklines of the sinister villain’s silhouette were juxtaposed with crowns similar to Aurora’s iconic accessory. We couldn’t think of a better place to debut these looks than at the castle inspired by the classic fairy tale.

Following the Disney Villains-themed portion of the show, in typical Disney Princess-fashion, their power was reclaimed in the form of ruffles and pink. Featuring more classic silhouettes, the looks included balloon-sleeved bodysuits, pastel minidresses and pieces adorned with butterflies emerging from their cocoons — a symbol of rebirth.

We weren’t just keeping an eye out on the runway! Cole Sprouse, Dixie D’Amelio and more were among those seated front and center.

If there’s one thing Disneyland Paris and Coperni know how to do, it’s put on a show! Sleeping Beauty Castle sparkled throughout as stunning water fountains flashed hues of pink and blue. And as the models circled the hub for the last walk, pyrotechnics lined the runway and the castle — a classic Disney finale.

Not only does the power of Disney stories transcend around the world, it even resonates across all-new mediums. What a spectacular way to celebrate Disneyland Paris hosting Coperni’s Paris Fashion Week show!