Selma Blair Embraces Boho Glamour With Son Arthur Saint Bleick for Chloé’s Spring 2025 Show at Paris Fashion Week

Selma Blair made Chloé‘s latest presentation a family affair on Thursday during Paris Fashion Week. The actress sat front row during the label’s spring 2025 show alongside her son, Arthur Saint Bleick.

Blair opted for a black velvet set from Chloé’s resort 2025 collection, which consisted of a cropped scalloped jacket and matching knee-length shorts. A white frilly blouse, brown foldover boots and gold jewelry completed her look.

Blair wore her blond bob with subtle curtain bangs, while her makeup consisted of mauve blush and a matching glossy lip.

Bleick, meanwhile, sported a Chloé graphic T-shirt and black jeans, matching his mother’s platinum tresses with a peroxide crop.

Other stars in the front row included Sienna Miller, Juliette Lewis and Diane Kruger.

Per WWD’s Miles Socha, creative director Chemena Kamali’s “sophomore effort was another winner, executed in a softer, more delicate and sun-kissed register.”

“Once again, the designer drew ideas from the archive — [founder Gaby] Aghion’s bubble shape from the late ’50s; floral prints, lingerie looks and delicate lace from the late ‘70s, her go-to decade — and gave her own spin, parading oddball bloomers that gathered above the ankle, boyish bubble shorts and lace-trimmed henley knits, an item you sense fills many of her dresser drawers,” Socha wrote.

Bleick is Blair’s only child with fashion designer Jason Bleick, who the actress dated from 2010 to 2012.

Earlier this year, Blair got ready with WWD during Paris Couture Week, where she celebrated her 52nd birthday and sat front row at Balenciaga, Schiaparelli and Jean Paul Gaultier. She also attended Ami’s men’s fashion show, where she wore a tailored brown coat.

“The fit of this coat as a dress was perfection. The gloves, the hair, the petite bag, all very polished. Parisienne conviction of style. Well earned,” she said. “I love a glove but I took them off at a party and they remained long after I did, to my horror. Sorry Ami Paris. I hope someone is loving them. And returns them to Ami.”