Ronaldinho returning to Paris is never trivial. Although he played for PSG (2001-2003), the former Brazilian legend was not present in the capital for a football-related activity this weekend. Indeed, the 2002 world champion surprised everyone by walking at Fashion Week this Saturday at the Palais de Tokyo.
At the very end of a day devoted to the fall-winter collections, the ex-attacking midfielder appeared during the latest fashion show organized by American artist Colm Dillane, better known as KidSuper. Dressed in a huge white coat in beige faux fur as well as a blue ensemble, Ronaldinho, smiling and very comfortable, put on the show, greeting an audience surprised by his unscheduled presence.
“Come on, get up, I managed to bring Ronaldinho back for a KidSuper fashion show,” harangued the designer, very proud to have included the 2005 Ballon d’Or in his show. “The idea of a young person who believes that everything is possible was and is at the basis of KidSuper (…) Kidsuper is the absence of limits, it is giving free rein to one’s creativity by drawing inspiration from the intrepid spirit of youth. We are always faithful to our roots: my art, football…” added Dillane in comments reported by GQ.
At the start of the week, Hugo Ekitike, Layvin Kurzawa and Warren Zaire-Emery, three players from the current Paris Saint-Germain squad, were also present at Fashion Week, the first two adopting very “flashy” outfits.
