Ankush Bahuguna Steals the Limelight at Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2025 in Paris

Popular content creator Ankush Bahuguna is currently making waves in the French capital city Paris with his debut at the prestigious Haute Couture Spring/ Summer 2025. He is keeping his fans updated with the glimpses of his looks.

Sharing the pictures, he wrote, "Oh, to see @rahulmishra_7's magic unfolds up close! Taking Paris by storm at the Paris Haute Couture Week. It was surreal!" His post has caught a lot of attention, and the comment section is filled with hearts and fire emojis. A user wrote, "Have always loved Rahul Mishra creations. This outfit was made for you. LOVE how you are embracing its soft elements and balancing it with the edginess of the boots. The shirt detailing is also." Another commented, "The chrome eyeshadow with your outfit makes a SHOWSTOPPER."

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OOTD:

He was dressed by Indian couturier Rahul Mishra in a botanical garden linen jacket in pristine white, adorned with intricate hand-embroidered embellishments. Paired with this was a white boxy-fit shirt, showcasing Rousseau-inspired foliage embroidery and appliqué detailing—a true masterpiece that reflected Rahul Mishra's signature style. He was seated amongst patrons to witness the Indian designers' new collection.

Makeup is On Point:

Ankush's signature makeup style perfectly complemented his ensemble. Known for accentuating facial features with subtle yet impactful accents, he opted for duo chrome shades and UV skin techniques to elevate his appearance. Gold accents and duo-chrome gold-to-pink hues brought a unique touch of elegance, making his look both modern and iconic.

Adding to the grandeur of his Parisian adventure, Ankush will also be seen attending the Lebanese couturier Zuhair Murad's show, further solidifying his status as a rising star in the global fashion scene.

Earlier, Ankush Bahuguna made the news when he lashed out at trolls for questing his digital arrest. He issued a detailed explanation on Instagram, addressing the skepticism and trolling he received after sharing his experience of being scammed and isolated for 40 hours. He expressed his disappointment over the reactions, stating, "When you get scammed, you're already dealing with crippling guilt, shame, embarrassment. The last thing one would want is more shame, judgement, trolling. It's because of reactions like these that people who get scammed don't ever share their stories publicly." Bahuguna clarified that he intended to spread awareness and help others avoid falling prey to similar scams. "To even think that this could be done for ‘attention' says more about you than me. Nobody wants this kind of attention," he wrote.