Paris Jackson wore another over-the-knee boot during Paris Fashion Week at Vivienne Westwood’s fall 2026 show on Saturday, this time in a slouchy style with a more tactile finish than the cleaner pairs she had worn earlier in Paris.

The boot combined a high shaft with a narrow pointed toe in smooth black leather. The rest of the upper shifted into a sheer black layer covered in irregular burnout-style holes and worn-looking openwork with shimmering detailing. The pattern clustering more tightly at the thigh and knee before thinning out down the calf. Heavy ruching bunched the shaft from above the knee to the ankle, pushing the shape into a stacked, slouchy line.

Jackson paired the boots with a mixed-print Vivienne Westwood look, including a gray-and-black outer layer covered in swirling marbled scrolls, and a red-and-cream underlayer stamped with the house’s rocking horse pattern. She completed the look with a narrow belt cinched the waist and a studded sage green bag.

The appearance added a third distinct shoe turn to Jackson’s Paris Fashion Week run. She attended Chloé on March 5 in the house’s transparent Lixi pumps, then switched to beige sock boots at Mugler the next day. The Vivienne Westwood pair landed at the opposite end of that sequence: higher, darker and far more collapsed through the leg.

The shape also linked back to a boot style already present in her recent rotation. In November 2025, Jackson opened for Queens of the Stone Age in Los Angeles wearing slouchy brown suede boots with a rounded toe and low block heel.

The show drew a front row that included Chappell Roan, whose backless Vivienne Westwood look quickly made the rounds, along with Lola Young and Ice Spice, among other stars.