Jaden Smith continues to set social media buzzing with his over-the-top look at Paris Fashion Week.

The son of Will Smith left fans curious after sharing a mysterious post that quickly drew thousands of reactions and comments.

Jaden Smith’s Instagram post featured a striking mirror selfie where his face was painted vivid red.

The 27-year-old also donned a bold look with matching red body paint, denim shorts and furry gloves that amplified the eccentric vibe. He completed the look with a huge silver chain with a C and L pendant.

“She Don’t Know I Be In The Den,” he captioned his post.

The comment section was filled with mixed reactions, with some praising the actor for his creativity.

“Iconic,” one wrote.

“Looking fresh, Jaden Smith,” a follower commented.

“My favorite creative,” a user said in reference to his new role.

On the other hand, some followers were less impressed by his bold fashion statement.

“Honestly, this isn’t fashion, it’s just wearing progressively crazier and more incoherent outfits,” a commenter noted.

“Wth is this?” one asked.

“This ain’t it,” another user said.

In addition to this, followers voiced their concern for the Karate Kid star’s mental state, saying his latest post left them “worried” and “confused.”

“Jayden needs his dad and mom & it shows,” a fan said.

“What happened to Jaden?” a commenter wondered.

A fan seemed genuinely worried and wrote, “This guy needs help before it’s too late.”

The former child star also attended Christian Louboutin’s Spring/Summer 2026 show at Paris Fashion Week, where he donned a red face and American football gear.

The bold move appeared to be a nod to the luxury fashion house’s iconic red sole and this season’s sports-themed event.

Weeks before the show, Louboutin announced the brand’s team-up with Jaden Smith, appointing him as their first Men’s Creative Director.

In an Instagram post, the fashion house unveiled his new role, sharing that he “will oversee the creation of four collections a year, crafting a unique visual and emotional world that reaches beyond traditional design.”

As for the fashion icon and trailblazer, he expressed how he and the brand share a similar way of seeing the world and an approach to creativity.

“Merging my vision with Christian’s comes quite naturally because we see the world in a very similar way. There’s a shared respect for creative freedom, and I think that’s why it works. I want to continue the story, honoring the past while shaping the future through my own perspective. It isn’t just a title—it’s a creative home. Christian has given me a place to explore, to learn, and to create freely. His legacy is built on hard work and joy, and I want to carry that forward,” he said.

Jaden Smith’s debut collection will be unveiled in January during Men’s Fall/Winter 2026 at Paris Fashion Week.