Ramóna Lékai-Kiss is preparing to walk in Le Défilé in Paris on Monday evening, September 28, 2026. According to Blikk’s September 27 report, the Hungarian television presenter will appear at the L’Oréal Paris event, which starts at 9pm at Place Joffre, in front of the Eiffel Tower. Viewers in Budapest can follow at the same time: the two cities currently share a time zone.
Beauty in motion
This is the brand’s ninth edition of the show, with self-expression and self-worth as its central themes. The official announcement names Harold James and his team for make-up, and Stéphane Lancien and his team for hair. In a production like this, those two creative disciplines work together to shape what the viewer eventually reads as a single look.
Our editorial suggestion is to favour moving footage over one isolated photograph. A luminous complexion catches a spotlight differently from the front and the side; a hairstyle reveals its volume as the wearer turns. A wider shot makes the whole outfit legible, while a close-up reveals the emphasis on the face. Seen together, they explain the character the appearance is building.
For everyday inspiration, a single element may be enough. A strongly defined eye can be given room by a clean hair silhouette. When the hair is elaborate, a precisely placed accent of colour on the face can provide an anchor. These are ways to look at tonight’s images; the show itself will reveal Lékai-Kiss’s final look.
A Hungarian presence with personal character
Her appearance matters to us because it places a personality familiar at home in a visual setting on a different scale. Watch how much of her recognisable gesture survives, and how the styling meets it. In a compelling runway moment, the clothes, face and posture support one another.
Gestures familiar from television and the rhythm of a runway require different kinds of presence. Tonight’s appearance makes the work of preparation and styling interesting too: how does a personality find room within a precisely planned spectacle? For Hungarian viewers, that is an interesting starting point: which detail works on camera, and which might become a wearable idea of our own?
The brand’s official event page directs viewers to its digital broadcast platforms, including Instagram and TikTok. Seek out the original stream for tonight’s show. Its strongest beauty moment may depend on a movement that a still photograph cannot fully preserve.
