Paris Fashion Week: 9 Major Collections
From July 1 to 4, Look At Me followed the Paris Fashion Week and spoke in detail about the most interesting shows. We saw how Jean-Paul Gautier dressed men in the women's collection, Valentino outfits referred to the movie "The Tree of Life" and the TV series "Game of Thrones", and critics gave ambiguous comments on the first collection of Raf Simons for Dior. Now we are summing up how top couture designers explain this world through their new collections.
Couture in detail: Prints in the form of tarot cards and boxing belts on Versace
| Inspired by tarot cards and Versace collections by the founder of the brand, Donatella Versace returned to the Ritz for the first time in a long time, where her brother showed the last eight couture collections. |
Couture details: The first collection of Raf Simons for Dior
| Raf Simons caused an ambiguous reaction to his first collection for Dior - the most formidable critics and design colleagues gathered on the first row of this almost the most expected show. |
Couture in detail: Feathers, gold and butterflies at the Giambattista Valli show
| Inspired by the Garden of Eden, Jambattista Valli released models in flowers and insects on the catwalk at the show of his third couture collection. |
Couture in detail: Flowers, sequins and fluff on the Chanel show
| Having treated the guests with almond cookies in the Grand Palace, which had not opened for 70 years, Karl Lagerfeld showed a new version of the vintage. |
Couture details: Masks, beads and leather in the collection Givenchy
| In the new couture given on the Givenchy book, shepherd dogs and models in outfits created by Riccardo Tisci were inspired by Italian gypsies. |
Couture in detail: Corsets, cylinders and turbans at the Jean Paul Gaultier show
| Women in tails and men in dresses, top hats and turbans, canes and frames were on the show of Jean-Paul Gautier, who started with an hour and a half delay. |
Couture details: Velvet, Renaissance and "Game of Thrones" at the Valentino show
| In the new couture collection of Maria Grazia Curie and Pierre Paolo Piccioli, inspired by the works of Gustavo Moreau and Art Deco, there were references to the film "The Tree of Life" and the series "The Game of Thrones". |
Couture in detail: Baseball gloves, crystals and guipure at the Maison Martin Margiela show
| The unnamed design team Maison Martin Margiela was inspired by the collections for the fashion house created by its creator: you could see a jacket made of baseball gloves, and for the first time in a long time, the faces of the models were covered with masks of stones. |
Couture details: Maxi length, cuts and décolleté at the Elie Saab show
| Design and Ottoman motifs could be traced in the collection of Lebanese designer Elie Saab, and the date of the show coincided with his 46th birthday. |
