Rhea Seehorn
Rhea Seehorn attends her first Louis Vuitton show in Paris Wikimedia Commons/Joynas

Rhea Seehorn had one major complaint after attending her first-ever fashion show: it was over far too soon. The Pluribus star attended Louis Vuitton's Spring/Summer 2027 show at the Louvre in Paris on Tuesday, 6 October and was surprised by how quickly the presentation ended.

'It makes me so sad. I was like, "what do you mean it's only 10 minutes long?"' Seehorn told Women's Wear Daily following the show. Although she had watched runway clips online, seeing the spectacle unfold in person proved to be an entirely different experience.

Rhea Seehorn attends her first Louis Vuitton fashion show at the Louvre in Paris, following her Emmy win in a red gown by the French fashion house

Captivated by the Runway Spectacle

'The whole thing was just so beautiful,' Seehorn said, praising the thought designer Nicolas Ghesquière put into the presentation. She also highlighted the show's art direction, design and music, describing the experience of seeing the collection in person as incredible.

'I've always loved the fashion shows and I'll watch clips online and everything, but to be there in person is such an incredible experience,' she added. Despite its surprisingly short duration, the runway presentation left a lasting impression on the actress.

The show marked another milestone in Seehorn's relationship with the French luxury fashion house, which has dressed her for several occasions, including the 2026 Emmy Awards. The actress won Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her performance in Pluribus at the September ceremony, wearing a striking red Louis Vuitton gown to accept the award.

Rhea Seehorn wears a Louis Vuitton gown and Swarovski jewellery to the 2026 Emmy Awards

Her connection with Ghesquière extends beyond the clothes, as the designer had watched Pluribus. Seehorn said she was particularly touched by his interest in the series and his appreciation for the artistic work behind it.

When she congratulated Ghesquière on the fashion show's artistic direction, he returned the compliment by praising the creative work behind her series. Seehorn described him as 'kind' and 'generous', expressing admiration for the way he remains interested in the work of other artists.

'It doesn't feel like he's in a tower somewhere,' she said. 'It feels like he is in conversation with the world and with other people's art, and he can fluently talk to you about all of it.' Her comments offered a glimpse into why the actress appreciates the designer beyond the clothes he creates.

Rhea Seehorn's Tailored Louis Vuitton Look

For the Paris event, Seehorn opted for a polished combination of a white blouse and black leather trousers, choosing the look after trying on a second outfit featuring knit separates. The blouse's tailored cut and distinctive collar ultimately won her over.

'As soon as we put on the leather pants with this exquisitely tailored white blouse with the most gorgeous collar,' she recalled, explaining why the ensemble stood out. Seehorn also said the Louis Vuitton team liked her recent haircut, which they felt complemented the collar.

Rhea Seehorn stuns in a chic look at the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2027 show in Paris

The show gave Seehorn a chance to enjoy Paris away from her usual professional commitments. She spent her time eating what she jokingly described as '10,000 croissants', shopping at Merci and exploring a store dedicated to miniatures.

She also reunited with Sinners star Wunmi Mosaku, who was seated beside her at the show, and had a brief encounter with Zendaya outside. Zendaya congratulated Seehorn on her Emmy win, a gesture the actress appreciated after missing the chance to meet her at the awards ceremony.

After taking in the clothes, the creative presentation and the company, Seehorn's biggest takeaway from her first fashion show was simple: 10 minutes just wasn't enough.