Category: Runway Shows
This afternoon Chanel presented its first Cruise Collection since the death of their creative director Karl Lagerfeld. Chanel’s signature location, the Grand Palais, was transformed by the house’s artistic director Virginie Viard into a compilation of train stations in ode to some of the world’s great vacation spots. This was …
There is a certain wanderlust and vision behind each BERTA creation. The S/S 2020 collection features never before seen silhouettes and fabrics. Re-introducing silk into the collection with the BERTA twist to create a modern and elegant feel, alongside daring cuts and mix of handmade embellishments & embroidery. The true …
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YONFA, a collection from Japanese designer Kim Yonghwa, was the embodiment of accessible, comfortable elegance to end the evening. In her collection, Yonghwa played with dimensions, offering a range of oversized jackets, crisp calf-length white shirts and sweaters cut at unique yet flattering angles. Yonghwa’s commitment to basic materials, …
Bubbles! That was the first thing that came to mind when I saw the Emi Jingu Fall 2019 collection where the Japanese designer showed off the endless artistic possibilities of balloons. Titled “Unlimited,” the audience was easily captivated by Emi Jingu’s avant-garde take in modern dressing. Toeing the line between …
Chanel’s A/W19 collection marked the first show in decades the designer wasn’t present for, as the house showed its A/W 2019 collection at its usual homestay, The Grand Palais des Champs-Élysées. Fashion patrons from all over the globe gathered to see the marvel that is, …
Offering clean lines, minimalistic details, and unusual takes on updated classics, Balenciaga gave us a Fall/Winter 2019 collection that embraces casual daily activities like grocery shopping and commuting, integrating them into eveningwear styles that can transition throughout the wearer’s day. Shoulders were shifted up and outwards, adding volume to outerwear …
Louis Vuitton and the Centre Pompidou exemplified their shared dedications to culture by presenting the fashion brand’s Fall/Winter 2019 show at the museum. Immediately, guests took in the architectural masterpiece’s majestic hues of green, blue, yellow, and red as the passionate new looks went by. A key facet of the …
A brutal car crash, tender lovemaking; the inaugural collaboration between Neith Nyer and DDP was designed with the intensity of both. The Fall/Winter 2019/20 collection isn’t just about two brands working together, it is an attempt to create an aesthetic that blurs the lines between the new and the old, …
“This season, I wanted to convey a sense of freedom and individuality. I was drawn to the idea of toughness, the aesthetic of Mapplethorpe’s photographs and the fetishization of leather, harnesses and biker gear. In stark contrast, I was also inspired by romance and glamour, harking back to another era, …
