Openers and closers during Paris Fashion Week
Are you a model junkie? Wondering who got the opening and closing spots in the shows during Paris? Wonder no further, The Cut: New York Magazine’s Fashion Blog, can help you.
Are you a model junkie? Wondering who got the opening and closing spots in the shows during Paris? Wonder no further, The Cut: New York Magazine’s Fashion Blog, can help you.
Dries got a lot of kudos in Paris. It’s was quite beautiful and wearable. The jewelery is super chunky in spring 2009 and I love Dries’s take on it. images: the Fashion Spot – Dries Van Noten S/S 09 Paris and style.com
These were pretty cool. Only in Paris folks and thank god for that. See the rest of the collection at the Fashion Spot – Hussein Chalayan S/S 09 Paris images: same source
Lovely collection from Akira Isogawa. I’m totally obsessed with the Japanese this season, Undercover, Yojhi, It’s the obi belts; almost every designer that has used them has gotten me by the heartstrings. See the rest of the collection at the Fashion Spot – Akira Isogawa S/S09 Paris Images: same source
Louis Vuitton was quite stellar this year. Marc ported the obi belts and the colour palette from his Marc Jacobs collection to LV and they look fantastic. This collection reminds me a lot of YSL’s Africa collection (which I saw parts of in Montreal). I’m sure this was intentional and perhaps a nod to the dearly missed designer. Frillr has the Runway Video for Louis Vuitton up. I downloaded it and watched it on my Nano one morning going to work. You have to see it, just amazing. You can see the whole collection at Louis Vuitton Spring 2009 Ready-to-Wear Collection on Style.com: Complete Collection
After a season off the Holt Renfrew celebrates Canadian Fashion event was back on the LFW schedule. This is one of my favourite events of fashion week. It gives you the ability to see the clothing up close and meet the designers. This season it was hosted by Adrian Mainella of Fashion File instead of the free for all type atmosphere that was present in previous ventures. A clothing designer was paired up with a jewelry designer to showcase the work. There was a little Q&A session with each designer pair conducted by Adrian. First to show was partners in crime, Greta Constantine and Dandi Maestre. I’m a big fan of the designers work. They really complemented each other in the presentation, which was different from the runway show where I thought Danni’s accessories overpowered the clothing. Get rid of the handbags and what do you know, balance is once again restored. I had a bit of bias at the show too because I was lucky enough to get a preview of the Greta collection …
Totally in love with the prints. This could have went so wrong, but somehow it doesn’t See the rest of the collection at the Fashion Spot – Veronique Branquinho S/S 09 Parisimages: same source
I have a few favourite collections from Paris so far: Balenciaga, Rick Owens and Undercover. Ann Demeulemeester is now a the top of this list because of the sheer volume of looks I liked. Everything she did was pretty much perfection. See the rest of this collection at the Fashion Spot – Ann Demeulemeester S/S 09 Paris images: same source
Loving the Japanese in Paris, they are the goto guys when you need something cool in black and white. Like I said before, Yohji knows the pant. See the rest of the collection at the Fashion Spot – Yohji Yamamoto S/S 09 Paris Images: same source
Dior looked like a poorly executed Versace this season but the fertility goddess shoes are amazing. See the collection at Christian Dior Spring 2009 Ready-to-Wear Collection on Style.com: Runway Review images: same source