PARIS: Still basking in the media spotlight since her acclaimed performance in “The Danish Girl,” all eyes were on Oscar winner Alicia Vikander at Louis Vuitton’s star-filled show Wednesday.

Vikander wowed the fashion media at Vuitton on Wednesday morning in a pared down, geometric Nicolas Ghesquiere look that proved that less is more.

With no makeup and a chic messy center parting, the 27-year-old Swedish actress rocked a navy statement coat with cream bands and cropped pants.

The look’s geometry perfectly mirrored the Louis Vuitton Foundation backdrop as she posed for photos — with its figurative angular glass, wood and metal architecture, designed by architect Frank Gehry.

Joining her in the front row was fellow Oscar winner Jennifer Connelly and Selena Gomez.

Ghesquiere produced one of his most accomplished Vuitton collections to date Wednesday with 52 creative looks brimming with color and energy.

Alongside the giant reflective disco-ball column decor, a model with huge Eighties hair opened the show with a fresh silhouette that recurred throughout: a strong-shouldered coat truncated under the bust in bolero style.

It cut a great shape, and led on to some very creative explorations of form like corset styles with large exaggerated curves.

Giambattista Valli headed to the Austrian hills of “The Sound of Music” for his snowy, Edelweiss-infused collection Wednesday that was executed with finesse.

Since he took over this arm of Moncler, the floral-loving Italian designer has set most of his shows upon a hill or meadow to combine the house’s outdoorsy vibe with his love of flowers.

Wednesday’s show was no exception — and the snow-capped peaks of the Tyrol were the season’s backdrop to looks that riffed on traditional Tyrolian dress.

The “dirndl,” a traditional Alpine peasant dress worn in Germany, Austria and the South Tyrol, was reimagined in white fur, sheer tulle and embroideries as the suspenders.

Pale blue tights, meanwhile, led down to black leather platform clogs.

Black hoody-wearing hip hop star A$AP Rocky joined actress Chloe Sevigny on the Miu Miu front row Wednesday.

This season, Miuccia Prada’s ever-thought-provoking show took ordinary items — like denim jeans, jodhpurs or boho print — and transformed them into historical styles.

Long denim skirts, gathered at the side, had the rippled classical movement of a gown in a Roman statue.

Buttoned jodhpurs had the thick texture of the 19th century, and dense Seventies prints on baggy pants and column silhouettes evoked historic tapestries and decorations.