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Jennifer Hudson, Kanye West And Ciara Spotted At Givenchy

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Newly minted fashion designer, rapper, Kanye West, a svelte Jennifer Hudson and singer Ciara were all spotted at Givenchy Ready to Wear Spring/Summer 2012 show at Paris Fashion Week.

Just the night before, Kanye West debut DW his first fashion collection, a womenswear collection named after his mother Dr. Donde West.

Ciara who looked like she suffered a slight nip slip at Givenchy had this say last night about West’s DW debut,

“It was amazing. The clothes, the feeling in the room, the energy backstage – it really feels special,” she said. “It was definitely one of the most talked-about events [of Paris Fashion Week], because it wasn’t going to be your typical show. This doesn’t happen every day, and to see someone like Kanye, who aspires to succeed in fashion, to get so much respect and cross over like this, it was monumental. It was an historic moment.”

Check out pics of the stars taking in Paris Fashion Week below:

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