Meg Ryan, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Golshifteh Farahani attended the Parisian institution’s 350th anniversary gala on Wednesday.

The American designer previously worked at New York label Thom Browne, most recently as design director of men’s and women’s collections.

The designer joined the house in 2015 and dressed celebrities including Celine Dion and Lady Gaga.

Nollet was behind Audrey Tautou’s pixie cut in “Amélie” and Johnny Depp’s dreadlocks in the “Pirates of the Caribbean” franchise.

Bertrand Guyon explored the founder’s obsession with astrological signs and flowers through the prism of her lesser-known Fifties designs.

Michelle Dockery, Kat Graham and Joséphine de La Baume were also among the front row guests.

Leading couture houses reported strong momentum in the second half, in spite of the violent protests in France since Nov. 17.

The house’s ceo, Delphine Bellini, plans to expand distribution of the exclusive collection in 2019.

The exclusive partnership marks the first time since its relaunch that the couture house will be available outside its salons in Paris.

New stores, restaurants, exhibitions and spas to check out between shows this women’s ready-to-wear season.

Bertrand Guyon’s hothouse collection, inspired by Elsa Schiaparelli’s love of nature, found a natural habitat at the Paris opera house.

The French actress, among guests at the Stella McCartney show, said the Academy Awards were already rewarding unusual films.

Bertrand Guyon’s African-flavored display was an homage to founder Elsa Schiaparelli’s Pagan Collection.

Laura Carmichael, Pixie Lott and Melissa George were also among the guests.

The magazine posted a series of pictures on Instagram with the hashtag #CelineTakesCouture.