Doechii was all yellow in Paris photos from the Louvre dinner, looking straight out of a fairytale in a Valentino ball gown. The rapper has been making back-to-back fashion statements following her Grammy win, with her latest appearance at the museum’s first Grand Fashion Dinner on Tuesday. The ensemble had the most dramatic skirt that stood out in the city’s night sky, closely resembling the yellow trumpet vine flower. The outfit’s summery hues and intricate embellishments further elevated its appeal at the high fashion event, making her truly one of the best dressed.
Doechii brings drama to Louvre dinner in dramatic ball gown
Doechii’s Le Grand Dîner du Louvre photos in Paris showed her making one of her most dramatic entrances in a billowing Valentino ball gown. The structured fit was an absolute masterpiece from creative director Alessandro Michele’s Spring 2025 couture collection, fitting the occasion and filling the city’s night sky with more color. The yellow gown consisted of structured shoulders, full sleeves with thumbholes, and a skirt that made her look like a blooming flower in spring. Moreover, the skirt spread wide at the bottom and featured intricate silver embellishments throughout.
The Grammy-winning artist paired her ensemble with matching pointed nails and Messika jewelry, including stunning rings and statement earrings. Fashion stylist Sam Woolf assisted with the look alongside makeup artist CHELSEA and hairstylist Malcolm Marquez, who made her shine brighter than ever for her latest high fashion moment. Additional snaps and videos from the night captured Doechii’s elegance as she waved at bystanders and smiled her best for the flashing cameras. Woolf also dropped photos of her posing right in front of the Louvre at the exact moment her gown aligned with the museum’s iconic structure.
Doechii previously made her runway debut walking for Dsquared2’s Fall 2025 show at the Milan Fashion Week. Pulling up at the venue in an edgy outfit, she sashayed down the runway wearing one of the fashion brand’s Y2K-inspired sets comprising micro mini denim shorts and a graphic top with an exaggerated train that she layered with a corset that easily doubled as a backpack. The style was different from her business-core staples and showed off her bold side.
Originally reported by Nikita Mahato on theFashionSpot.
