The 21-year-old Argentine model stood out in in-person runway shows following the digital hiatus, combining her catwalk talent with her musical side and a unique beauty that attracts major fashion houses.
After a long period of digital presentations, international fashion weeks returned to live runways, and Argentine model Imán Kaumann was one of the standout figures of this comeback.
At just 21 years old, Imán participated in New York Fashion Week with Coach and walked for Valentino and Louis Vuitton during Paris Fashion Week, cementing her presence on the international circuit.
In Paris, the model turned heads in a vibrant yellow dress during the Valentino show at Le Carreau du Temple, where Pierpaolo Piccioli presented the Rendez-Vous collection, paying homage to the Italian brand’s legacy spanning over six decades.
Subsequently, Kaumann walked for Louis Vuitton in a unique setting within the Louvre Museum’s Passage Richelieu. There, the ready-to-wear collection blended classic elements—such as crinolines and capes—with contemporary pieces like denim trousers and tuxedo-style jackets. Her outfit featured a black leather jacket, a shimmering mini-dress, red-tinted glasses, and the brand’s iconic monogrammed trunk.
Speaking from Paris, Imán shared her impressions: “I really resonated with the entire aesthetic—that’s why I enjoyed it so much—and the music, which was very cinematic and suspenseful, helped me get into character.” She added that the venue, with its hanging chandeliers, reminded her of a vampire movie, making the show a unique experience for her.
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