Now that’s what we call a great fashion show. A dramatic reworking of Balenciaga’s canon in the thoroughly modern collection staged inside a truly stunning set.
In a day of teaming rain, protests marches and traffic, Paris witnessed three shows by designers determined to think out of the box when it came to their brand’s DNA – Vivienne Westwood, Hermès and Elie Saab.
Kicking off the Fall/Winter 2024 season was a multi-brand fashion show from three fashion brands based in Shenzhen, China, and other rising Chinese designers.
Loewe: Metaphysical mode
Loewe staged its latest show in the Chateau de Vincennes, in a Metaphysical set that suggested an outsider looking in, just like in this rather brilliant collection.
Paris Fashion Week’s main action on Thursday began and ended with two historic marques, Chloé and Schiaparelli, strutting their stuff with brio, the first with a debut, the second with fresh impetus.
(TrendHunter.com) CHAUMET launched a stunning high jewelry collection, marking a significant milestone in the brand’s extensive history and celebrating 244 years of artistry. Dubbed the ‘Un Air de Chaumet,&…
(TrendHunter.com) Sacai unveils its much-anticipated second collaboration with Carhartt WIP for Spring 2024 and the result is a stunning range of deconstructed workwear. The collection, which consists of 18 pieces,…
(TrendHunter.com) Eileen Fisher, a leader in luxury sustainable fashion, has revamped its clothing lifecycle approach with the Renew program, promising customers cash for their old garments, irrespective of their…
The second day of the Paris shows showcased a wide range of creative expressions, from the geometric constructions of Japanese label Anrealage to the inclusive and generous clothes of Ester Manas.
Paris: Courrèges and The Row
In a Wednesday of gridlock in central Paris, two contrasting collections – Courrèges and The Row – stood out for the certainty of their visions, both staged flawlessly in radically different locations.