PARIS FASHION WEEK RTW S/S 2018 PART 8

I'm sad to say that fashion month is nearly over, I have enjoyed writing all about my favourite shows from each city. Bringing you the last days of Paris with some of my personal favourite shows. Read all about it below. 

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SACIA

Chitose Abe kept it current with hybrid dressing, making it look easy and wearable. This season she went for crisp white cottons, tuxedo shirts, jackers, fluorescent colours, khaki and denim.

STELLA MCCARTNEY 

Stella McCartney’s spring collection was smart and stylish clothing bringing a chic dressing for women and now men. However the collection wasn’t gender neutral, gentle use of tie-die and some floral sightings. The key silhouettes of the show being playsuits, swimsuits with cycling shorts covered in bold blue flowers. Jumper-suits a staple of Stella’s came in the for of silky suits and denim boiler-suits. Ice-skate dresses in pale dip-dyed jersey brought a athletic vibe to the show. The evening wear came in forms of floral long dresses with generous sleeves and ballet slippers.

GIAMBATTISTA VALLI

Giambattista Valli’s spring show was very low-key and was dedicated to the artist Yoko One. Flashes of tiger prints were seen on skirts, jackets and trousers. Models sported leather fringe over long dresses, some dresses embroidered with sequins. Flowers were put along the hemlines and sleeves both on denim and flowing dresses. Valli brought his signature ruffles, lace and silks alongside embellishments.

VALENTIN YUDASHKIN

Valentin Yudashkin took his Russian vision east to Japan. The elaborate style of the far east was the focus of the collection and the show opened with a wrap dress cinched with a pink ribbon. Fine embroidery made its way onto a red evening dress, all the clothing was made in soft satin fabrics with vivid colours. The lavish silk goddess like gowns some with floral details with raised front hems were made for a Russian princess. While nude lace detailed dresses lingerie with work appropriate outfits including red jackets over skirts and pants.

ALEXANDER MCQUEEN 

Alexander McQueen brought another collection of hyper-femininity and fairy-tail silhouettes. The collection opening with a lot of tailoring, suits were worn with trousers with kick flare and layered under a leather corsets. Craftmanship was unrivalled with gowns crafted from lace and silk. Tailoring is McQueens strong suit but the collection was still balanced with romantic dresses.