Zooey Deschanel sports striking all-red ensemble as she leads the glamour at Paris Fashion Week’s Patou show

Zooey Deschanel sported a striking all-red ensemble as she led the glamour at Paris Fashion Week’s Patou menswear fall/winter show on Sunday.

The actress, 45, turned heads in her eye-catching attire as she headed into the catwalk alongside a host of star-studded guests.

She teamed her tweed mini dress with red opaque tights and chunky platform heels, complemented with a mini handbag.

Among the guests was Gossip Girl star Kelly Rutherford and Katie Holmes in the French city.

The American actress, 56, opted for a casual attire as she slipped into black tights under white heels.

And Katie, 46, looked effortlessly stylish in a blue and white striped shirt and brown leather jacket.

American singer Grace VanderWaal, 21, put on a very leggy display in a white structured blazer dress. 

Zooey’s outing comes after she shared stark before-and-after photos of her childhood home last week, now gone after the devastating LA fires.

The New Girl star took to Instagram to post the emotional photos, joining a growing number of celebrities who have lost their homes in the devastation sweeping through the region.

The photos captured her Pacific Palisades home in its prime, showcasing its stunning 1920s Spanish Revival architecture, alongside another image of the same spot now reduced to nothing but ash and rubble.

‘My childhood home. A marvel of 1920s Spanish Revival architecture,’ Zooey began. ‘Full of too many incredible memories to count,’ Zooey captioned the post. ‘It was one of the oldest homes in the Palisades and so spectacularly beautiful.’

‘It wasn’t a mansion, but it was cozy and lovely, unique, and perfect to me,’ she continued. ‘The Christmas dinners, Easter egg hunts, trick-or-treating, weddings, birthdays, baby showers… we celebrated the best moments of our lives there.’

She shared throwback photos of her family enjoying the property, including her sister Emily Deschanel, best known for her role on Bones.

‘The family photos that lined the hallways, the artwork, the piano I learned to play on, the wedding china, the furniture my great-great-grandfather built… the reminders of generations past,’ Zooey added.

‘All have vanished into thin air.’

Recognising the widespread loss, she expressed her gratitude for the outpouring of support from both friends and strangers.

She thanked everyone who stepped up to help, whether by offering meals, clothes, or emotional support.

The actress also gave a shout-out to the firefighters, calling them ‘true heroes,’ and emphasized how the kindness of the community has made this tough time a little easier to bear.

Zooey wrapped up by saying just how much all the kind gestures have meant to her and her family.

‘Thank you all for showing us the goodness in your hearts. You have no idea how much it means to us,’ she said.