Paris Fashion Week: Haider Ackermann, Viktor & Rolf, Vivienne Westwood, Junya Watanabe and CDG shows
Paris Fashion Week is in full swing. Look At Me continues to talk about the most notable shows of PFW, demonstrate the mindboards of designers and collect comments from industry professionals. The fifth day review features Junya Watanabe, Haider Ackermann, Vivienne Westwood, Viktor & Rolf and Comme des Garçons.
Junya watanabe
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| The show began with a simulation of playing a vinyl record, and then moved to the club beat, which set the mood for the whole show. |
| Junya Watanabe, protégé Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons, is called the designer of "technocouture" for the love of complex cut and the frequent use of synthetics and fabrics produced by modern technologies. |
| Puma has provided collection fabrics and sports shoes |
Mudbord Junya Watanabe
Cycling |
Neon |
Discos and clubs of the 90s |
What critics think about Junya Watanabe collection
Jo-Ann Furniss, Style.com
In the entire collection there was nostalgia for the future from the past
Haider ackermann
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| Columbia native Ackermann presented the first collection under his own brand in 2002 |
| The soundtrack to the show was the song The man I love jazz singer Billie Holiday |
| Among the fans of the designer's works are British actress Tilda Swinton, known for her love for androgynous style. |
Mudbord Haider Ackermann
Prints - graphics and peas |
Male cut |
Industrialism |
What critics think about the Haider Ackermann collection
Nicole Phelps, Style.com
Ackermann has no equal in three things: in his impeccable sense of color, in creating multi-layered silhouettes and memorable shows.
Sarah Mower, Vogue.com
It makes no sense to reproach Ackermann for being alien to the state of feverish bustle. The main question now is how much the conceptualism of his collection meets pragmatic expectations.
Viktor & Rolf
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| Recognizable style of the Dutch designer duet Viktor & Rolf - ruffles and ribbons, voluminous silhouettes and provocative shows |
| On the invitation cards for the show there was a model with a mirror in her hand. |
Mudbord Viktor & Rolf
Old Hollywood and Lauren Bacall |
The looking glass |
Roses |
What critics think about the Viktor & Rolf collection
Women's Wear Daily
With the appearance on the catwalk of a bushy mauve trench of crumpled tulle, it became clear that the designers had lost the thread of the story.
Comme des garçons
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| On the heads of the models were crowns of crumpled plates of copper, cans and toy machines, created by British artist Grahen Hudson |
| In an interview, Ray admitted that she had never had the intention to "make a revolution in fashion" |
| Ray Kawakubo described her collection as "destruction and explosion energy" |
Moodboard Comme des Garçons
Technogenic civilization |
Deconstruction |
Archives of the House of Comme des Garçons |
What critics think about the Comme des Garçons collection
Jo-Ann Furniss, Style.com
In an unsuccessful fight for the throne at the Paris Fashion Week, perhaps it was a reminder of Ray Kawakubo about who the real queen is here
Vivienne westwood
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| Before becoming a designer and fame as a "punk queen", Vivienne Westwood worked as a teacher in college |
| Vivienne Westwood was awarded the title of Lady of the British Empire and became British Designer of the Year three times. |
| Patriot Westwood chose the British Embassy in Paris as the venue for the show |
Mudbord Vivienne Westwood
Baroque |
Monarchy |
African turbans |
What critics think about the Vivienne Westwood collection
Women's Wear Daily
In the spring collection of Westwood, there was a charming lightness, which her recent works lacked.
See also:
Paris Playlist: Soundtracks for shows
Paris Fashion Week: Balenciaga, Carven, Rick Owens Shows, Nina Ricci, Lanvin
Live broadcast from Paris Fashion Week: Day 4
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