Live report from Paris Fashion Week: Day 6

Goes main fashion week - Paris. Fashion editor Rita Zubatov and creative director Sonya Batovrina went to the capital of France to tell Wonderzine readers about what is happening at key shows and presentations. In Moscow, editor Liza Kologreeva helps them to broadcast. Today, Rita and Sonya will report in real time from the Tranoï clothing exhibition. We will also cover Céline, Kenzo and Givenchy shows.

1:21

“Air is the first word that comes to mind when viewing the Julie Pascal collection. The designer chooses light pastel fabrics, continues to work with perforation and does it masterfully, creates sundresses from several layers of silk and dresses resembling a gossamer,” writes Rita Zubatova about the collection Julie Pascal.

1:21

Rita Zubatov continues: “We come to the showroom with WAD fashion director Jean-Paul Paula. He seems to be in awe of Ukrainian designers and is ready to go to Kiev right now. Here he looks at Anna October’s collection, inspired by Otradny. Dress that he keeps in the picture - his favorite. "

1:21

Rita Zubatova and Sonya Batovrina send a report from the showroom of young Fashion Scout designers. “The first person I see in the Fashion Scout showroom in Paris is Ukrainian designer Yasya Minochkina (we told about her here). She sews the collection from silk: textured blue that holds the form of white and liquid silk of pastel shades. We are delighted with white dress with cut-outs on sleeves - an elegant reference to the 1990s, "- says Rita.

22:58

Glittery, pleated dresses on Givenchy combine with sandals. Two weeks ago, similar showed Proenza Schouler.

22:52

Giovanna Battaglia shares snapshots of models in masks from Givenchy crystals. Bravo, Ricardo Silence!

22:45

Models in brilliant revealing dresses walk around in a masked performance.

22:45

A Givenchy catwalk adorned the car accident. Low bow to the producers of the show.

21:30

Daria Shapovalova shares a photo of Kim Kardashian’s place at a Givenchy show. We are waiting for her with Dad Kanye.

21:20

Akris, as always, shows a monochrome collection.

20:40

And here are the hats, which were discussed below.

20:33

The next day show is Akris, a Swiss brand with a long history.

20:25

Caps, sweatshirts and backpacks exploit as all brands in a row can do - these are the best selling positions in stores from Barneys to LN-CC. And John Galliano tried.

20:20

Following the ceiling we show you the finale of the John Galliano show. Bill Geyten came up with one of the most non-functional shoe models for the season.

19:35

The ceiling on the show is John Galliano.

18:55

In gentle white dresses and other girlish chloés, Chloé has no equal.

18:50

One of the main things that distinguishes luxury from the mass market is delicate handmade work. It is upon her that Claire Waite Keller of Chloé lies. But in general, we would call this photo "Russian Corner", if you know what we are talking about.

18:15

Models with backstage Chloé. Mark unexpectedly uses dark-skinned girls. And this after casting agent shows began to be accused of racism.

18:10

The scenery of the Chloé show space seems to hint that futurism can be the theme of the collection.

18:05

Models for the next big show, Chloé, make as many as three.

17:10

Still, Phoebe Failo is able to make shoes, which will be the dream of both students and buyers of luxury multibrands for 30.

17:00

I wonder if Céline shoes will be a new sales hit? It is strange to even ask this question, but anything happens.

16:50

We consider the collection in more detail. Apparently, the monochrome and concise cut it is time to say "bye". Like Miuccia Prada, this season Phoebe Failo uses complex prints (which is nonsense for the brand), referring to art.

16:40

Just in Paris, the long-awaited show Céline ended. Actually, Phoebe Failo, like Raf Simons, moves away from minimalism and immerses us in the postminimalist era. On her show are T-shirts and shirts with art prints, pleated skirts with torn edges, voluminous coats with multi-colored prints.

16:16

What else did Kenzo show? Volume jackets, suits and raincoats without sleeves with prints with strokes or flowing water. The entire collection can already be viewed on Style.com.

16:16

Paris is not interested in regular shows. It seems that the creative directors of Kenzo, Carol Lim and Umberto Leon, thought so when they decided to make it rain on the brand’s shows.