Inside the golden salons of Hôtel de Maisons — the storied Parisian home once belonging to Karl Lagerfeld — the hum of dryers and camera flashes mixed with the sound of music and champagne flutes. Backstage, under the glow of soft lights, A80 Paris reigned supreme.

Tasked with styling the hair for over 60 runway looks, A80 transformed backstage into an arena of precision and artistry. Stylists worked seamlessly across shows for Kobi Halperin, Aleen Sabbagh, Molmauni, Mazini, and Sagio — each designer bringing a different language of beauty, and each translated through A80’s professional tools.

The collaboration between A80 and Moda Productions elevated the energy of the event to cinematic levels. Cameras rolled for a Netflix documentary, capturing the transformation — from prep to performance — where A80’s presence was unmistakable: on mirrors, on the hands of stylists, on every luminous strand of hair that graced the runway.

Outside, the front rows glittered. VIP guests — from global buyers to top editors — discovered sleek black-and-neon A80 bags filled with beauty treasures. Influencers like Leonie Hanne and Kelsey Simone caught every angle, their feeds glowing with the energy of “neon fever” — A80’s bold chromatic counterpoint to the refined monochrome of Parisian chic.

And as Jeevan’s closing show drew applause and the final model disappeared behind the curtains, one thing was clear: A80 Paris wasn’t behind the scenes. It was the scene — fusing global craftsmanship, innovation, and glamour into one unforgettable Parisian moment.