Lana Del Rey debuts at Paris Fashion Week with husband Jeremy Dufrene for Valentino Spring 2026 show

Lana Del Rey makes first Paris Fashion Week appearance with husband Jeremy Dufrene

Singer Lana Del Rey and her husband, Jeremy Dufrene, made their first joint public appearance as a married couple at Paris Fashion Week on Sunday, attending the Valentino Spring/Summer 2026 show. The appearance marked Del Rey’s debut at the high-profile French fashion event and Dufrene’s first venture into the global fashion spotlight.

 

 

 

 

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Thee couple appeared together outside the Valentino venue, sharing a brief kiss before taking their seats inside. Del Rey wore a lavender gown with off-the-shoulder fur straps and accessorized with an embroidered Valentino handbag, while Dufrene opted for a blue jacket, a black Valentino cap, sunglasses, and a nautical-inspired necklace featuring an anchor and ship wheel.

Though this was Del Rey’s first appearance at Paris Fashion Week, she shares a longstanding creative partnership with Alessandro Michele, Valentino’s creative director. Their collaboration began during Michele’s tenure at Gucci, and he has continued to dress Del Rey for major events, including this year’s Met Gala, where she wore golden alligator hairpins crafted by a New Orleans jeweler.

Del Rey, born Elizabeth Grant, attended the Paris event alongside her younger sister, Caroline “Chuck” Grant. The outing came shortly after the singer celebrated her first wedding anniversary with Dufrene, a Louisiana swamp tour captain.

In late September, Del Rey shared photos from their 2024 bayou wedding near St. Charles Parish, where the couple first met in 2019. The post featured images of the pair on an airboat and a perfume bottle engraved with the phrase “Love on the Bayou.”

Del Rey has frequently dedicated performances to Dufrene, describing him as the “most impactful person” in her life and often opening her concerts with a song written for him, “Stars Fell on Alabama.”