Chanel: The Grand Palais' ever-changing Chanel interior revealed itself as an emblematic Parisian avenue for Karl Lagerfeld's spring parade. The indoor street scene came complete with seven-storey buildings, paved sidewalks, puddles and even pot holes, offering up the perfect marching ground for Chanel's latest tweed revolution

Prada: Rem Koolhaas' AMO created an other-worldy landscape inside Prada’s preferred Via Fogazzaro show location. Airy purple sand dunes took centre stage, while Miuccia Prada's models walked around the abandoned desert scene on a spot lit, brown carpeted runway

Dries Van Noten: The Belgian designer's midsummer night's setting saw bohemian nymphs walking a moss-hued, shag pile rug that was crafted by Buenos Aires-based artist Alexandra Kehayoglou. Stretching out for more than 100 metres down the centre of the Grand Palais, the magic carpet provided a sprightly mise-en-scène for the show's finale as Van Noten's models lay down on the handmade green

Louis Vuitton: Nicolas Ghesquière's second Louis Vuitton collection was shown on home turf at the house's recently completed Louis Vuitton Foundation designed by Frank Gehry. The new cultural meeting point was given a futuristic makeover inside as spotlights structured the catwalk and holograms of faces were projected from all different angles