Lisa Bonet Draws Attention With Dramatic Silver Hair at Paris Fashion Week

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Lisa Bonet is back on the scene.

The actress made a splash Saturday, sitting front row at the Celine show during Paris Fashion Week. It’s the first time she’s made a public appearance since 2022.

Posing outside of the show before it began, the actress wore a black satin dress under an oversized trench coat.

She shielded her eyes with her signature round-frame sunglasses and her gray hair reached well below her waist.

Wearing understated earrings and rings, Bonet added a long, thin septum piercing to her nose that jutted out to either side.

Bonet, whose legal name is Lilakoi Moon, sat in the front row next to Tracee Ellis Ross and Ruth Negga along with SZA, Hannah Einbinder, Dan Levy and more.

Speaking to Harper’s Bazaar, Bonet shared, “I love what [Celine creative director] Michael [Rider]’s doing. And so I think he’s brought just a freshness and a relevance. Fashion can just feel so extreme sometimes, or just out of people’s leagues, and where are you going to wear these things? But that’s what really caught my attention — not just about this collection, but the previous ones he’s done.”

She continued, “It just feels wearable and elegant and special,” adding, “I’m excited to put something elegant on.”

“Can I age like Lisa Bonet? Please, with sugar on top?” asked one commenter on the share.

Another echoed, “It’s like seeing an eclipse whenever she makes an appearance. I LOVE her!”

Bonet was briefly spotted as she entered the “SNL” after-party in March, celebrating with that night’s host and musical guest Harry Styles with daughter Zoë Kravitz just a month before they went public with their engagement.

In June, she reunited with ex-husband Jason Momoa to celebrate their daughter Lola’s high school graduation.

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