In Pictures: Mondo Duplantis and girlfriend Desire Inglander attend the Hermes Spring-Summer 2025 show at Paris Fashion Week

Mondo Duplantis and his girlfriend Desire Inglander recently attended Hermes Women's Spring-Summer Show scheduled on September 28 (Saturday). This comes just a month after his heroics at the Paris Olympics where he clinched the second Olympic gold medal of his career.

The Swede is currently on vacation with his girlfriend Desire Inglander, taking a break from his hectic training and schedule as a track and field athlete. The couple recently attended the above mentioned show after their exploits in Milan where they were featured at Bottega Veneta.

Mondo Duplantis recently took to his official Instagram handle to share a few clicks from the show. The photos show Duplantis wearing a blazer with a shirt, tie, and formal pants. He added in the caption:

"Thanks for having us @hermes"

Here are some of the photos from Duplantis' time at the Hermes 2025 show:

Hermes is a luxury brand of French origin that designs numerous accessories such as bags, comfort wear, luxury dresses, etc. Its women's spring-summer show was part of the Paris Fashion Week and majorly focused on the launch of the French brand's various readymade wardrobes and collections for women.

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Mondo Duplantis reflects on his gold medal-winning campaign at the 2024 Paris Olympics

Duplantis at Wanda Diamond League 2024 Final Allianz Memorial Van Damme Brussels (Image via: Getty)

Following his gold medal and world record-breaking performance at the Paris Olympics, Mondo Duplantis opened up about his visualizations as a child.

Speaking in an interview, Duplantis stated that before the pole vault finals in Paris, he had been visualizing this scene in his psyche ever since he was a child. He also remarked that he had dreamt of breaking the pole vault world record ever since his childhood days in Lausanne. He said (via Olympics.com):

"When I was sitting on the back of the runway, I felt like I'd been there 1000 times because I've been visualizing this moment for such a long time. I've visualized and dreamt of this moment since I was just a little kid, like looking at the world record height at the Olympic final."

During the interview, Mondo Duplantis also revealed that his aim currently is to jump over 6.30m.

The 24-year-old pole vaulter went through a very successful 2024 track and field campaign which not only saw him clinch an Olympic gold but also break the world record multiple times.