From Schiaparelli's unearthly looks to Dior's sleek runway, see this season's most exciting look from Haute Couture Fashion Week.

Haute Couture Fashion Week has begun and luxury houses are stepping out in style in the City of Lights (and fashion). The designers are unveiling their most experimental pieces of the year in Paris, including Schiaparelli showcasing their techno robot dress using electronic pieces from 2007.&nbsp;
Inspired by other-worldly creatures and the balance of earthbound and heaven-sent, Schiaparelli's avant-garde collection has been lauded by fashion fans across the internet.&nbsp;
Dior's Spring/Summer 2024 Haute Couture runway unveiled new designs from designer Maria Grazia Chiuri in which eclectic patterns were balanced with muted tones and shapes&mdash;an ode to textiles and craftsmanship; Rahul Mishra, whose focus centered on nature, specifically the intricacy and details of insects&mdash;their wings, patterns, and shapes; Chanel's show was a lesson in Shakespearean romanticism; Kim Jones grounded Fendi's new collection in a more humanized futurism.&nbsp;
As HCFW comes to a close, L'OFFICIEL rounds up some of the best looks from the runway.

Schiaparelli's "creature" dress features exaggerated shoulders, embellished with nude petals to create a scale effect. Photo courtesy of Schiaparelli

A hand-painted corset motif, white leather, and a geometric pattern of faux horse braids make up this unique look. Photo courtesy of Schiaparelli

This asymmetrical dress with an unstructured collar uses silver sequins, crystals, rhinestones, and tassels to create a "vibrating" effect. Photo courtesy of Schiaparelli

Embroidered with Swarovski crystals and accented with vintage electronic chips, this robot dress intertwines tech and fashion. Photo courtesy of Schiaparelli

Dior remixes the drop waist with this matching pleated maxi skirt with fitted jacket. Photo courtesy of Getty

This three-dimensional flower top is well complemented with a khaki maxi skirt. Photo courtesy of Dior

Dior pairs an asymmetrical, bow-embellished corset with straight-line trousers to play with shape and structure. Photo courtesy of Getty Images

Dior sheer dress with beautiful embellishments, with a long velvet bow on the waistline. Photo courtesy of Getty

Georges Hobeika couture gowns capture the spirit of the '50s, '60s, and '70s with elements of modernity. Photo courtesy of Georges Hobeika

This dress showcases a delicate combination of patterns and crystals, meticulously dotted across the fabric. Photo Courtesy of Getty.

On the Giorgio Armani Privé runway, shimmery details were on full display with an embellished rhinestone top and sleek rhinestone skirt. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Giorgio Armani Privé displays the power of pink with a structured strapless gown, complete with fringe details and delicate embroidery. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Delicate white tulle and shimmery pink sequins come together in this light, feminine balletcore Chanel look. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Capturing the essence of the ballet costume in all its glory, this Chanel look pulls traditional style elements such as pink tulle, floral embellishments, and white tights, and reimagines them in a haute couture look. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Tweed and tulle interact in this structured Chanel look, bringing together two major influences for the house in a harmonious balance. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

This look elegantly introduces a modern adaptation of Chanel’s iconic motifs. Photo Courtesy of Getty

Elie Saab presents an ethereal green gown, complete with a flowing, sheer tulle train and beaded embroidered details at the bust. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Embellished in three-dimensional flower-shaped appliqués, this purple gown is complemented by a decorated long cape. Photo courtesy of Getty.

A flowing, radiant spring green gown displays the blissful nature of the Elie Saab couture collection, the gown enshrouding the wearer in an embrace of voluminous, airy material. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

The feathery flowers that decorated the cape, imparted a sense of royalty to the look worn at the show by Jennifer Lopez. Photo Courtesy of Getty

On the Fendi runway, feather-like fringe is on full display, showing Kim Jones' vision of futurism for the latest Fendi couture collection. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Fendi draws inspiration from the female form for its couture collection, generating the silhouette in rhinestone detailing on the sleek black dress. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

A vision of shimmery silver in its many forms, this Fendi look emphasizes the versatility of the metallic tone, which comes to life in the look through the shaggy fringe heels, an embellished beaded skirt, and a strappy leather top. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Inspired by fresh, delicate blossoms, this Giambattista Valli haute couture look opened the show, featuring a bold velvet bodysuit with amplified, stark white roses lining the off-the-shoulder neckline. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Pink rosettes adorn the waistline of this flowy, elegant tulle skirt on the Giambattista Valli runway, keeping with the natural floral theme of the haute couture collection. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Sculptural skirt and sleeves are at the center of this Giambattista Valli look, providing a shocking juxtaposition against the figure-hugging drop-waist style bodice. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Balletcore was subverted for Simone Rocha's design debut on the Jean Paul Gaultier couture runway, with bows, ribbons, and pale pink tones in abundance alongside ultra-padded, layered tulle skirts. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Expressing female physicality and the classic playful, sensual Jean Paul Gaultier spirit, this trailing, silver top is paired with a classic trouser style and a bow-laden hat. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

A voluminous red tulle skirt and a silky, satin bodice catch the eye in this airy, romantic Jean Paul Gaultier gown. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

With experimentation on the mind, Valentino presented this mystical look, juxtaposing a sheer bodice against a bulky faux fur train. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Rigid, structured white fringe makes up the composition of this dynamic Valentino dress. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Valentino puts classic Roman artistry on display with this delicate black lace detailing, framing the sultry, romantic look with a subtle, effortless elegance. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

This black, punk-inspired moody Viktor&Rolf look is accentuated by cut out details and a high collar. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Focusing on the idea of the juxtaposition between raw and elegant qualities in fashion, this Viktor&Rolf gown features a polished, black tulle gown meshed with a nude corset and sheer skirt. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

In keeping with the central theme of paradox in fashion, this shimmery black tulle gown features a slashed detail in the middle, made complete with a sheer nude satin skirt inset. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Sharp, sculptural tailoring is at the forefront of this Robert Wun look, accented by red floral details at the train of the polished black dress. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Inspired by classic horror media, Robert Wun embraced gore and eccentricality this season, opting to detail a shimmery white dress with harsh red blood splatters. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

In this terror-provoking Robert Wun look, a structured, strapless red gown is on full display, emphasizing the inspiration behind the couture collection. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

With the natural world and biodiversity at the center of this season's Rahul Mishra couture collection, the dragonfly motif on this embroidered black dress is perfectly at home among numerous other animal-inspired pieces shown on the runway. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

A lavishly crafted lampshade-esque veil is front-and-center in this Rahul Mishra look, layering a delicate, crystalline mesh over a rhinestone-studded jumpsuit. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Rich, blue tulle makes up this opulent, voluminous Rahul Mishra gown, adding texture and depth to the lengthy train and hooded details. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Theater, emotion, and sensuality were key themes on the Margiela couture runway, and this watercolor-toned nude dress was a prime example, rife with the spirit at the core of the collection. Photo courtesy of Maison Margiela.

With an abstract, sculptural shape and imaginative use of textured fabric, this theatrical look calls classic Margiela creativity to attention, captivating the viewer through the range and depth of materials and dynamic silhouette. Photo courtesy of Maison Margiela.

Gwendolyn Christie closes out the Maison Margiela couture show, sporting an airy white tulle skirt and a vintage-inspired pinstriped blue corset. Photo courtesy of Maison Margiela.

All the Best Spring/Summer 2024 Haute Couture Looks

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