Bella Hadid, Serena Williams and Cindy Crawford in star-studded Off-White Paris show

The show marked the debut of the final collection by the brand's founder, Virgil Abloh, who died in November aged 41

South African model Candice Swanepoel presents a creation during the Off-White women's autumn/winter 2022-2023 ready-to-wear show in Paris on February 28, 2022. AFP

US model Amber Valletta walks the catwalk. AFP

US tennis player Serena Williams modelling Off-White's latest collection. AFP

Kaia Gerber wears a creation as part of the Off-White show. AP

Gigi Hadid walks the runway. AP

Joan Smalls presents a look. AP

US model Cindy Crawford joins her daughter Kaia Gerber on the catwalk. AFP

US model Karlie Kloss in an equestrian-themed look. AFP

US model Kendall Jenner walks the runway. AFP

Danish model Helena Christensen presents a creation. AFP

British model Naomi Campbell was among the famous faces on the catwalk. AFP

US model Bella Hadid presents a bridal-inspired creation. AFP

A model presents a look from Off-White's latest collection. Getty Images

The latest collection, and the last by designer Virgil Abloh, follows an equestrian theme. Getty Images

The show was one of the first to take place at Paris Fashion Week. Getty Images

A model presents a look during the Off-White show. Getty Images

Structured shapes were paired with laid-back t-shirts. Getty Images

The fun collection featured plenty of playful looks. Getty Images

A model carries a flag reading 'question everything'. Getty Images

Fur coats were layered over bomber jackets and turtle necks. Getty Images

Dramatic ruffled skirts were paired with laid-back T-shirts. Getty Images

The show featured plenty of dramatic shapes and billowing silhouettes. Getty Images

Models gather on the runway at the end of the show. Getty Images

Virgil Abloh’s final collection for Off-White made its debut at Paris Fashion Week on Monday, with cross-generational supermodels and his celebrity friends presenting looks in a characteristically edgy show.

Supermodel sisters Bella and Gigi Hadid, both close friends of Abloh, took part in the show, alongside Kendall Jenner and Kaia Gerber. Gerber's supermodel mother Cindy Crawford also made an appearance. Helena Christensen and Amber Valletta also walked, alongside tennis ace Serena Williams.

Scroll through the gallery above to see more looks from the Off-White show.

The collection was presented in three segments. First came a moody and dark showcase featuring heavy coats, the brand’s signature oversized shoulders and sharp tailoring.

A model dressed in a white suit, carrying a flag with a quote from Abloh reading “Question Everything”, lightened the mood and launched into a collection of light and loose satin slip dresses, knit dresses and bright puffer jackets.

Opening the third and final segment, which marked a new era for Off-White, as it presented a line of couture gowns, Bella modelled a puffball bridal look, paired down with trainers and a backwards cap over a veil. The rest of the collection featured structured ruffles, asymmetric hemlines and billowing silhouettes.

There were plenty of famous faces in the crowd too, as many of Abloh’s A-list friends turned out to see his final collection brought to life. Rihanna and ASAP Rocky sat front row, alongside Pharrell Williams and Idris Elba.

Abloh died aged 41 in November following a battle with cancer, leaving a gaping hole in the fashion world. As well as founding Off-White, he was the menswear designer at Louis Vuitton, which presented his final collection for the house during Paris Men’s Fashion Week in January.