Marine Serre: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Carnage would be a fitting description of the situation outside Marine Serre's show on Friday night. Bodies were crushed together, security guards barked orders and members of the fashion press were left trapped amidst a frankly scary pile on. Paris
Loewe: Ready-To-Wear AW22
If you thought last season’s Loewe show was a bit mad, then you’re in for an eyeful. “Fashion that entices a reaction,” is how Jonathan Anderson chose to describe his latest collection. Which translates to clothes that turn on, repulse,
Coperni: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Think the kids from Euphoria are the best dressed teens about? Well unlucky Jules, Rue and co: you’ve got stiff competition. Coperni designers Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant imagined their very own high school for AW22, turning their show space
Rave Review: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Ever since the brand’s launch in 2018, Rave Review has been a fascinating, but unusual phenomenon. The brand’s aesthetic could be described as a mix of festival-wear, “Clueless”-like pleats and plaids, and an atmosphere situated somewhere between “Thirteen” and an
Dries Van Noten: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Set in the derelict Hotel de Guise, Dries Van Noten channeled undone glitz and debaucherous glam in his AW22 exhibition. This season, Van Noten exchanged walking models for mannequins dolled up with the patterns of the collection and make-up that
Lecavalier: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Stealing king-sized garms from dad’s closet is a commonality as most of us grew up to find those special pieces splattered across our own wardrobes. This very experience has inspired Lecavalier's AW22 collection. For her second appearance on the Paris
The Row: Ready-To-Wear AW22
The Olsen twins, carrying their Venti-sized coffee cups around New York, is an image ingrained into 21st century pop culture. So, it proved fitting that for The Row’s debut on the Paris schedule, and first physical show in over two
Ludovic de Saint Sernin: Ready-To-Wear AW22
The Hadid sisters weren't the only head-turners at Ludovic de Saint Sernin’s AW22 show. The long-locked, handsome designer walked his own catwalk, clad in brown trousers and a matching shirt unbuttoned past the chest. A bit vain, you might ask?
Balmain: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Olivier Rousteing has spent the last decade creating party dresses with the properties of armour. Structural, sharp and emblazoned in embellishments, he designs with the intention of making his loyal clientele, who he has long dubbed the Balmain army, feel
Rick Owens: Ready-To-Wear AW22
The concept of a fashion show is nothing new, but real fashion moments are something of a rarity. Balenciaga had one last year with its red carpet catwalk which climaxed with a specially commissioned episode of The Simpsons. Richard Quinn
Ottolinger: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Ottolinger is a label equipped to dress worlds beyond our own. Nymphs, elves and other outlandish beings have often been sources of inspiration for designers Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient, who this season staged a physical showcase at a gaming
Koché: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Latex, brocade and openwork knitwear go hand in hand in the new Koché collection. The brand’s AW22 offering connects historical garb with the modern needs of individualism and strength. The result is sleek, sexy and abundantly charming. The brand’s founder, Christelle
Saint Laurent: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Anthony Vaccarello served up a resounding reminder of why people come to Paris Fashion Week. As the industry puts itself back together post-pandemic, his Saint Laurent show was a tour de force of silhouette, line craft and attitude. Held in a
Dior: Ready-To-Wear AW22
Maria Grazia Chiuri took fashion into a new space with a show that blended the couture traditions of Dior and its signature hourglass silhouettes with high-tech, protective clothing. The designer collaborated with Italian technical clothing start-up, D-Air lab**, which specialises
Roberto Collina: Ready-To-Wear AW22
If comfy, cozy knits for fall are your thing, Roberto Collina has got you covered. With a co-ed collection fit for both everyday outings and the lazy days, the Italian label’s AW22 offering was an expertly crafted transaction between traditional