Pia Wurtzbach walked down the streets of Paris with Haute Couture Week looks that were a perfect blend of timeless, classic, and cinematic.

&ldquo;Couture week, we&rsquo;re rolling,&rdquo; proclaimed Pia Wurtzbach in an Instagram post during the much-anticipated Fall-Winter Paris Fashion Week. In a series of distinct ensembles, the Miss Universe pageant titleholder flaunted her just how refined her taste in attire was&ndash;catching the eyes of every passerby lingering in and outside of fashion shows. From structured silhouettes to free-flowing fabrics, Pia Wurtzbach was a shining star during Haute Couture Week that simply could not be missed. See our roundup of the Filipino icon&rsquo;s curation of looks that were fit for a queen.

Iris van Herpen

Pia Wurtzbach walked into Haute Couture Week with the clear vision of being dressed to the nines. She did not disappoint&ndash;showing up in a stunning Iris van Herpen black and white mermaid dress number that, simply put, looked like a work of art. With its high neckline, subtle trailing tail, and intricately-woven lace-like detailing, it&rsquo;s safe to say that she did the designer&rsquo;s piece justice.

Georges Hobeika

Pia Wurtzbach furthered her Haute Couture Week lookbook with her ensemble from Georges Hobeika. Rust-colored, lace-hemmed, pearl-embellished&ndash;the Georges Hobeika bustier top and midi skirt pairing turned office siren soft. The warm rust of the co-ord set was matched with simple gold drop earrings and elongated sunglasses frames.

Stephane Rolland

Floating on by in a Stephane Rolland gown, Pia Wurtzbach was ethereality personified. The Stephane Rolland piece was a long white dress with exaggerated pleats with feathery frayed hems. Wearing a slick back updo and donning minimal jewelry, Pia Wurtzbach directed all the attention to the extravagantly dreamy look.&nbsp;

Roland van der Kemp

Adding a pop of color to her trip to Paris, Pia Wurtzbach donned a tube top maxi dress designed by Roland van der Kemp. The hot pink number brought the summer energy of a tropical island all the way to the City of Lights. She paired the Roland van der Kemp dress with simple silver bangles and accessories, as she lingered a while longer on her Parisian balcony gazing at the Eiffel Tower.&nbsp;

Dang Hoang

They say a bold lip makes a statement. While true, Pia Wurtzbach&rsquo;s striking makeup look was amplified by her show-stopping Dang Hoang halter dress. The aubergine-hued number looked lived-in&ndash;covered in paper-like textures while being contrasted by gold buttons by the back of the neck, and bold gold jewelry pieces.&nbsp;

Robert Wun

Robert Wun&rsquo;s piece worn by Pia Wurtzbach was nothing short of cinematic. The long-sleeved and fitted gown was all-black&ndash;illuminated only by dazzling, star-like embellishments that trickled down the dress. The look was completed by an Old Hollywood updo&ndash;making it appear as though Pia Wurtzbach had just stepped out of the silver screen for Haute Couture Week.

Highlights From Pia Wurtzbach’s Fall-Winter 2025 Haute Couture Week Wardrobe

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