Designer Gabriela Hearst reinforced her green mindset by hosting her Chloe show at Paris Fashion Week on Thursday inside a famous conservatory in Paris. However, on the bare sands of Parc Andre Citroen, stars like Demi Moore and Maria Sharapova, instead of flowers, seem to bloom.
Here are some highlights of the fall-winter 2022 Thursday ready-to-wear shows.
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CHLOE’S TEXTURE-RICH ECOLOGY
People born in Uruguay Designer Chloe So far, the ecosystem has been front and center during Chloe’s tenure. Thursday’s show was no exception set against a swept sand interior in a Paris conservatory and designed in the colors of the climate crisis. Bright citrus, vermilion, and red for blacks evoke a forest ravaged by fire, while pales for whites, cream, and beiges represent melting glaciers and drought . The drop shadows – rendered on softly contrasting textures – are also inspired by the environment through cinema. The muse of Franco Zeffirelli’s 1973 film “Brother Son, Sister Moon,” chronicling the life of a Guardian Angel The ecologist created puff-sleeve tops, simple lines, scalloped prints, and other designs. body-hugging pants. There are some great moments, such as a cropped black leather dress with ethnic plates on the bodice, but the aesthetic sometimes lacks energy. Perhaps because of the energy spent – admirably – to flaunt its lows ecological footprint? Once again, thanks to Hearst’s environmentally conscious mantra, Chloe is able to proudly say they have met their annual goal of 56% lower impact materials in their ready-to-wear program.
RICK OWENS Blows Smoke
From the fragrant mist on the Palais de Tokyo runway, models with unconventional bodies, elongated shoulders and long tubular arms appeared to The latest Rick Owens . fashion show – a tool that creatively explores softness, pleating and wrapping.
Wild, gothic or lovable alien hairstyles set an otherworldly tone for the collection called “Strobe”. With the smoke machine billowing, at times it felt like a rampage.
Loose garments – oval jackets with frayed hems, worn-out washable gloves and a cape made of rags that evoke a playful Mary Magdalene – provided This fall-winter collection has an air of fun, surprise.
Quirky shapes like a python-print balloon top look great as the model is being eaten by a checkered boa.
At the end of the program notes, Owens left a touching message for the conflict in Ukraine, said that he “always finds great consolation that in the history of the world, good has somehow triumphed over evil.” He added: “In times of suffering, beauty can be one of the ways to maintain faith.”
MUSIC OF ISABEL MARANT
girl of Paris fashion, Isabel Marant, was in a celebratory mood on Thursday night, putting on an epic musical performance alongside her runway show. At the very least, it finally explained to guests why they received a wooden instrument in the post as invitation.
Inside an annex building at the Palais Royal in Paris, the brand has come up with a evocative formula of ’80s sparkle and style, all designed to bring music to life on a single piece. shimmering sculpture of metal spheres.
Sparkling disco dress sequins and swaying tassels paired with strippers so wide they look like fisherman’s basket boats.
These black, coffee-white, and silver boots are elegantly worn over jeans or ’80s miniskirts.
Soft, tight-knit wool dresses offer provocative comfort, but overall there’s an out-of-the-ordinary feel with plenty of style.
COPERNI’S STORY
At Coperni, designers Arnaud Vaillant and Sébastien Meyer went to the dressing room of a Roman Catholic school for inspiration to make another quirky and humorous show that marks all fashion-Simple boxes.
Visitors sit immersed in a set of high-rise school lockers that look like a fusion of boarding school fashion – with the habits of a Catholic nun.
Black thigh-high socks begin the show, part schoolgirl, part new nun – the tongue-in-cheek theme continues in the amusing plays of black triangle-shaped routines modeled on. This point is worn on the head Bella Hadid. She wears a minimalist mini in a rebellious provocation against the strict rules of the imagined religious school
But there are some great silhouettes in this creative cauldron – including a black belt that serves as the top bezel and shoots out horizontally to the sides.
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