Paris Jackson is returning to fashion as she hops from one runway to another.
The Wilted artist, 26, donned a black leather bondage look while walking in the Alexander Wang show on Wednesday in New York City‘s SoHo neighborhood.
She wore a crisscrossed harness featuring metal bolts, layered under an oversized beige hoodie.
Jackson’s look was finished with a pair of thigh-high distressed leather boots featuring buckles and straps.
The Swarm actress shared a behind-the-scenes look at her runway look, posting a backstage photo to her Instagram Story.
‘Thank you @alexanderwangny,’ Jackson wrote with a low-lit selfie in a sleeveless top.
Jackson was in Barcelona by the next day, attending Desigual’s Spring/Summer ’25 show.
She previously shared a clip of herself settling in on her flight. ‘Ready to sleep on this red-eye,’ wrote Jackson.
Jackson looked chic in a black button-down shirt dress with long billowy sleeves and a short ruffled skirt as she attended the Desigual show.
The Soundflowers artist finished the look with a pair of strappy black stilettos and layers of necklaces and bracelets.
She framed her stunning glam look with a wavy blonde hairstyle that glowed under the Spanish sunset.
Jackson sat front row at the runway show with Spanish actress and model Ester Expósito, who donned a strapless multi-colored dress.
The Sex Appeal actress previously took in the hottest new looks as she attended Paris Fashion Week in March.
Although she signed with IMG Models in 2017, Jackson has mostly focused on acting and music in recent years.
In addition to dropping her debut album Wilted in 2020, Jackson has also starred in the movies Gringo (2018) and Habit (2021), as well as Star, MTV’s Scream series and American Horror Stories.
Jackson remains serious about fashion, donning a black Celine dress while attending the 66th Grammy Awards in February.
She went as far as using makeup to cover her 80 tattoos in order to ‘give this Celine dress its own moment.’
‘I love the piercings, the tattoos, all the body mod stuff, but sometimes it can distract from the art,’ Jackson told Extra TV at the time.