Paris Fashion Week has come and gone, marking the end of a long fashion month, and was full of stunning moments — and some surprises including crashers and pranksters. Here are five highlights fresh from France.

This week in Paris, the rapper’s sartorial stunts were the gifts that kept on giving. Though she started off (relatively) incognito in Richard Quinn’s masked floral number at the Eiffel Tower, Cardi turned it up in a Thom Browne peplum, padded number at the designer’s show. She later played with mixed prints, layering an Aliette bodysuit underneath an Edda overcoat. Cardi sizzled in draped purple mini dress from Nicolas Jebram (styled with matching boots), but her winning look was a black and white tweed pantsuit (from Karl Lagerfeld’s final collection for Chanel) that she wore front row at the storied French house’s runway show on Tuesday. Boss.

Remember when naked dresses seemed risqué? For the trend-setter who dares to bare, her cup runneth over with options for spring: whether it’s shimmery (at Givenchy), floral-appliqued crochet (at Dior) or sheer (at Loewe), bras have never been more out there.

Gigi, Bella and Kaia walked more notable Parisian shows than ever this season, but even more noteworthy was the amount of OG “supers” (that’s short for supermodels) who made surprise appearances on the catwalk: Naomi Campbell coolly closed Saint Laurent in a black sequin pantsuit, while Amber Valetta and Eva Herzigova strutted down the Isabel Marant runway in the designer’s effortless boho threads. And German supermodel Nadja Auermann – who once held the Guinness Book of Records claim to being the model with the longest legs – made an epic return at Balenciaga.

Bold faced named packed front rows later in the week than usual this season, but they turned up nonetheless: A$AP Rocky took in Loewe’s critically acclaimed runway presentation while Kris Jenner caused fandom mania at Balmain. Maisie Williams held hands with her boyfriend at Givenchy, while Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel closed down the week front row at Louis Vuitton’s show at the Louvre.

The larger-than-life metallic bouncy gowns at Balenciaga are proof. That’s all.