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ChicagoBears.com went along on Bears receiver Chase Claypool's trip to Paris Fashion Week in June, documenting his style choices in the world's fashion capital and experiences at various fashion shows.

Prior to attending any fashion shows, Claypool's Paris trip began with several outfit fittings for designers, including Feng Chen Wang, KidSuper and Ouest Paris. He also attended a pop-up for Giants quarterback Tyrod Taylor's luxury streetwear brand, Diallo.

Claypool's second day in the city featured a full slate of fashion week activities as he attended shows for brands Koché, 3.Paradis and Tombogo while appearing at various events, including those hosted by Highsnobiety Magazine and Russell Westbrook.

On Saturday, June 24, Claypool attended three shows, starting with Mr. Saturday followed by Feng Chen Wang in the early afternoon. Following Feng Chen Wang's show, Claypool reunited with the designer, posing for pictures in the one-of-one collection piece she gifted him during their fitting earlier in the week.

Claypool then headed to the KidSuper fashion show, dressed in one of the designer's pieces. He posed for pictures outside the venue before heading into the show, where he sat in the front row.

After KidSuper's show concluded, Claypool participated in a mini photo shoot with his stylist, Joe Kuma, and creative director, Michael Gonzales. He continued to explore around the venue and mingled with with other fashion week attendees.

While Claypool's first few days of Paris Fashion Week were fully booked, he had some more down time on his final day and gave ChicagoBears.com an exclusive look at his Paris wardrobe.

Before heading to his final fashion show of the week, Claypool posed in a Diallo cardigan at his Airbnb.

Claypool spent Sunday afternoon at the 1989 show, where he sat with Toronto Raptors forward Precious Achiuwa. Following the show, Claypool connected with Chaz Jordan, the designer for 1989.

Claypool hung around after the 1989 show and ran into NFL linebacker Marcus Allen and had the chance to catch up with his former teammate. Claypool and Allen both played for the Steelers from 2020-2022.

Following his final fashion show appearance in Paris, Claypool continued to explore the historic city and checked out the Eiffel Tower.