PARIS FASHION WEEK RTW S/S HIGHLIGHTS PART 2
Back with my second instalment of my Paris highlights, read all about the last few days in fashion.
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Koché collection was titled ‘United Hearts of Koché’ and the collection based around unity and the celebration of women across the world. The collection was appealing to the masses of women across the world whether a Parisienne or a young girl from China, this collection suitable for each and every women. This season Christelle Kocher vision was with places she has visited and dreams of discovering. A black bodysuit was embroidered with sliver sequins in geometric motifs inspired by tribes. Soccer jersey dresses have become signature to the label and was a nod to the eighties Paris couture
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Saint Laurent took to water for a collection reimagining classic codes of dressing, Saint Laurent may have dropped Yves from its name but it still bears influence on its current creative director Anthony Vaccarello. Decoration came in the form of embellishment and patchwork stars and hearts, showing inspiration from Saint Laurent’s Love postcards. Hemlines were kept short with embellished dresses and exaggerated details adding more glamour to Saint Laurent. Plunging power-shouldered cocktail dresses straight from the eighties brought a modern day twist on the classic Saint Laurent little black dress. Cropped velvet flares and suede jackets teamed with short-shorts, this collection was for the modern rock ‘n’ roll fan base – which fit perfectly to the front row including Kate Moss. The house’s famous Le Smoking tuxedo jackets was given a western influence, with studded lapels and embroidery alongside gold bombers. The final part of the collection turned swimwear to evening-wear accessorising it with sparkly jewellery.
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Spring usually means the unreeling of pastels and bright colours but not for Maison Margiela’s designer John Galliano. The looks created were heavy in black and headgear resembling wresting caps, shiny patent leathers and latex. However, a pink trench coat did make an appearance as well as bright blue shoes.
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Dries Van Noten presented a vibrant collection for spring with colours such as blue,yellow and green combined with white. The collection a mixture of sport and couture Portable pieces with a mix of graphic minimalism and romantic floral on dresses, skirts and shirts. Transparent jackets with floral prints and colourful dresses coming together in a outfit with a black and white pattern. Skirts covered in feathers, coats made from colourful fabrics and work overalls knotted at the waist. The looks all completed with slippers and crocodile bags.
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Disclaimer: I do not own any of the photos used, the rightful owner(s) have been credited.
KOCHÉ
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Koché collection was titled ‘United Hearts of Koché’ and the collection based around unity and the celebration of women across the world. The collection was appealing to the masses of women across the world whether a Parisienne or a young girl from China, this collection suitable for each and every women. This season Christelle Kocher vision was with places she has visited and dreams of discovering. A black bodysuit was embroidered with sliver sequins in geometric motifs inspired by tribes. Soccer jersey dresses have become signature to the label and was a nod to the eighties Paris couture
SAINT LAURENT
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Saint Laurent took to water for a collection reimagining classic codes of dressing, Saint Laurent may have dropped Yves from its name but it still bears influence on its current creative director Anthony Vaccarello. Decoration came in the form of embellishment and patchwork stars and hearts, showing inspiration from Saint Laurent’s Love postcards. Hemlines were kept short with embellished dresses and exaggerated details adding more glamour to Saint Laurent. Plunging power-shouldered cocktail dresses straight from the eighties brought a modern day twist on the classic Saint Laurent little black dress. Cropped velvet flares and suede jackets teamed with short-shorts, this collection was for the modern rock ‘n’ roll fan base – which fit perfectly to the front row including Kate Moss. The house’s famous Le Smoking tuxedo jackets was given a western influence, with studded lapels and embroidery alongside gold bombers. The final part of the collection turned swimwear to evening-wear accessorising it with sparkly jewellery.
MAISON MARGIELA
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Spring usually means the unreeling of pastels and bright colours but not for Maison Margiela’s designer John Galliano. The looks created were heavy in black and headgear resembling wresting caps, shiny patent leathers and latex. However, a pink trench coat did make an appearance as well as bright blue shoes.
DRIES VAN NOTEN
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Dries Van Noten presented a vibrant collection for spring with colours such as blue,yellow and green combined with white. The collection a mixture of sport and couture Portable pieces with a mix of graphic minimalism and romantic floral on dresses, skirts and shirts. Transparent jackets with floral prints and colourful dresses coming together in a outfit with a black and white pattern. Skirts covered in feathers, coats made from colourful fabrics and work overalls knotted at the waist. The looks all completed with slippers and crocodile bags.
Marques' Almeida
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Marta Marques’ show was full of rambling and was very
ambiguous and the point of the collection is hard to disguise, blobby shapes,
motorcycle helmets made their way into the show. A yellow dress with puffy
sleeves and one with a helmet opened the show, the dress shape repeated in red
and plaid. There was a red satin and black fringed looked with a sweatshirt and
black maxi skirt was part of the show.
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