Sydney Sweeney leads the glamor front row in sparkling silver underwear as she joins Emma Corrin for the Miu Miu Paris Fashion Week presentation

The wild reception she received for her Saturday Night Live debut was extended to the French capital on Tuesday when Sydney Sweeney joined Emma Corrin at Paris Fashion Week.

Sweeney, 26, who flew to mainland Europe after winning rave reviews for her guest role on the US sketch show, inevitably turned heads in sheer black tights and sparkling silver underwear as she greeted spectators outside the Palais de Tokyo.

A black crop top drew attention to her slim waist, visible between the open lapels of a chic single-breasted blazer.

Emma, ​​28, joined the Euphoria star and turned heads in a sporty red tracksuit and matching skirt.

Corrin, best known for her portrayal of Diana, Princess of Wales in The Crown, completed their latest look with long gray socks and black buckle dress shoes.

Elsewhere, Nina Dobrev claimed her own share of the spotlight in a pleated shirt dress and matching jacket as she posed for photographers outside the Paris venue.

The Vampire Diaries star, 35, completed her ensemble with burgundy leather slingbacks, while a tasteful black handbag and heavily tinted sunglasses seemed to be her only standout accessories.

Cindy Bruna, 29, was also in attendance on Tuesday, with the French model choosing to throw a statement gold cape over her Miu Miu microskirt and green striped T-shirt.

Also attending the exclusive show, fellow model Camille Rowe, 34 – the former girlfriend of Harry Styles – wore a relatively demure pair of low-rise jeans under a long-sleeved sweater.

Other front row guests included Thylane Blondeau, once called “the most beautiful girl in the world” by Vogue Enfant.

The 22-year-old model looked stunning in an olive-colored co-ord set that completely exposed her shoulders as she greeted onlookers before making her way inside.

Guests were treated to an inclusive presentation with Kristin Scott Thomas joining a group of conventionally younger models on the catwalk, including Gigi Hadid.

The celebrated actress, 63, led the show’s finale to thunderous applause, shortly after Hadid made her own appearance on the catwalk.

Despite the fashion industry’s pledge to be more inclusive, there is little evidence of real change this Paris Fashion Week.

Paris has always been the city most associated with the ideal of the ultra-slim model. According to curve model Felicity Hayward, whose ‘Include the Curve’ initiative is tracking size inclusivity in the four major fashion capitals of New York, London, Milan and Paris, Paris comes last, with just 28 plus-size models coming last appear on the catwalk. season, out of an estimated 4,000 looks shown.

Judging from the collections unveiled so far, this season the number seems to be even lower.

At the Chloe and Saint Laurent shows, but also at the show of the Swedish brand Acne Studios, the models not only had to be as slim as a straw: they also had to pass the pencil test.

Some may argue that you can wear the sheer look at any age, with one condition: that your breasts are no larger than an A-cup. Or maybe, with a push, a perky little B. That’s a small blow to body diversity.

A cynic might even argue that this was the point.