Phoebe Philo chose the Tennis Club de Paris for her second season at Céline. Production by Etienne Russo of Villa Eugenie and soundtrack by Michel Gaubert

从香奈儿的巨大冰山到维克多的旋转木马

The Dior show was held in a temporary structure, erected within Paris' Jardin des Tuileries. Designer John Galliano worked with Michael Howells on the set and production was by Bureau Betak

The Hermès show featured a hypnotic, spiral-encased runway which ran the length of the Halle Freyssinet

Hermès - production by Villa Eugenie and music by Frederic Sanchez

The Lanvin show was held in the Halle Freyssinet

Lanvin Artistic Director Alber Elbaz, said of the show, ' I wanted to bring in the staircase because I really wanted to bring in this feeling of a French chateau. I had the girls coming up and I thought it was much more relevant for the moment to see women moving up rather than coming down'

Lanvin. Production by Villa Eugenie

Loewe by Stuart Vevers was held in the Ecole de Médecine, seating was on bistro-esque tables and chairs

Louis Vuitton held in a transparent tent within the courtyard of the Cour Carrée du Louvre. Production by La Mode en Image

Louis Vuitton

Dries Van Noten was held in the Hôtel de Ville de Paris

Dries Van Noten. Production by Villa Eugenie

The soundtrack to Dries Van Noten was composed by Malcolm McLaren - combining alpine folk music; African drumming and acapella choir songs

Miu Miu, featuring a high-shine mirrored floor and a series of blocky violet stools

Miu Miu soundtrack by Frederic Sanchez

The Karl Lagerfeld show was held in a temporary space in the Jardin des Tuileries. Music by Michel Gaubert

The Yves Saint Laurent show was held in the Grand Palais

Yves Saint Laurent's show was surrounded by an angular cage of lighting scaffolds. The audience were surrounded by an under-lit, cyclical runway

Yves Saint Laurent

Yves Saint Laurent featured a live performance from international electronic artists LCD Soundsystem

For Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld filled the Grand Palais with a gigantic iceberg

Housed in a sealed ‘glacier’ box in subzero temperatures, the berg was constructed by 35 ice sculptors who, over the course of six days, transformed 240 tonnes of snow-ice into the icescape - which reached a peak of 8.5 meters

Dutch duo Studio Job worked with Viktor & Rolf to create the backdrop for the latter's show