Nina Kraviz Fashion Week New York
Your rolling guide of chichi intel from the Metropolis of Light…
Chloé Spring Summer collection opens with a familiar look….
Does that opening raw silk number with fringed tassels look familiar? Mais oui, Gillian Anderson wore the co-ordinating height and brim (with aplomb!) to accept her Emmy just a fortnight agone. Looking dorsum, it seems an interesting choice as well equally the 53-yr-one-time is a melting pot of style, substance, and talent. In curt: everything the Gabriela Hearst-era Chloé muse ought to be. Fully hitting her stride, the impassioned designer is making moves in her bid to not just lead the maison down the path of sustainable luxury but blazing a new trail for the industry birthday. As such, she's opted to go a more personal, artisanal route with the introduction of Chloé Arts and crafts, which seeks to "pioneer new levels of traceability and transparency in the industry and constitute a deeper connectedness between consumers and local producers." The premise will see the make uncover innovative methods of making large quantities of inventory in a more considered style, such as utilizing recycled materials for its ever-popular footwear and accessories. Furthermore, the ready to clothing collection sought to use deadstock and lower impact wool. Forget 'crunchy granola' tropes…this is the hereafter of hippie chic.
Olivier Rousteing celebrates 10 years with a blowout Balmain bash
The devil works hard, but the Balmain casting agents work harder. Jubilant ten years at the captain of the French house, Olivier Rousteing ensured it was a moment to call back. Staging the Leap Summer evidence equally a festival of sorts: live performances and a mosh pit of manner editors and influencers! The designer even recruited Beyoncé to sing the track soundtrack via a vocalization over…talk most friends in loftier places. Models including Naomi Campbell, Karen Elson, Lara Stone, and Milla Jovovich strutted down the catwalk to rapturous adulation, as Bey's voice could be heard praising the 35-yr-old designer for his historic achievements, activism, and contribution to fashion and civilisation. As for what brought the house down? Carla Bruni sashaying in 1 of Rousteing'southward instantly-recognizable embellished mini dresses, fabricated famous in his seminal Autumn 2012 collection. Work!
Cardi B is having a 'Haute Girl' Fashion Week
1000000 the Stallion might have coined the phrase hot daughter, simply Cardi B is working the haute girl look. The superstar rapper caused crowds to descend into roars of "yasssssss" when she arrived at the opening night of Thierry Mugler: Couturissime at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris. Styled by her longtime collaborator Kollin Carter, the mom-of-two (she just gave birth a month ago!) wore a reddish sequin cavalcade gown from the designer's 1995 couture drove, which came accompanied with a scene-stealing plume showgirl cape. The retrospective, the starting time-ever on the legendary Manfred Thierry Mugler, is set as an opera with numerous acts mixing photographs, ready-to-wear collections, archival haute couture, and fragrances. Notable attendees included current creative manager of Mugler Casey Cadwallader, Alessandra Ambrosio, Cindy Bruna, Carla Bruni, Anna Cleveland, Miss Fame, Farida Khelfa, Nina Kraviz, Mert & Marcus, Amina Muaddi, Natasha Poly, Coco Rocha, Irina Shayk, Rickey Thompson, Riccardo Tisci, Viktor Horsting & Rolf Snoeren, and the man of the hour: Manfred Thierry Mugler.
Images via Getty c/o Mugler
Maria Grazia Chiuri makes her 'Marc'
For the latest Dior spectacle, Maria Grazia Chiuri paid homage to ane of her predecessors, old creative manager Marc Bohan, and his influence on the swinging way of the 1960s. Dior collections are known for comprising as many every bit xc outfits, so what felt fresh and novel was how the maison presented the 88-expect Spring Summer '22 offering. Today's show space took a leaf from the pages of legendary Roman nightclub, the Piper Room, with a vividly colorful dance floor and live music that spoke to the overarching theme of the gratuitous honey era. Models filled the stage all at once and took information technology in turns to take their walk towards the audience and photo pit in pieces that harked back to Bohan's 'Slim Look' collection, rendered in Piet Mondrian hues of green, xanthous, ruby-red, and cobalt. As for what caught our eye? The disco ball flats with lace-up ties around the calf, fringing on a top that was actually fabricated of intricate beaded daisy bondage, and silk coord sets that looked like what you'd go if you teamed a bowling squad's shirt or bomber jacket with a heavyweight champion's boxing shorts. Further rounding out the nostalgia-tinged drove were sixties staples like tank elevation minis, Peter Pan collar coats teamed with matching dresses underneath, quilted macs, short shorts, and lots of Mary Janes. Ensuring the first day of PFW didn't begin without the glamour we're accustomed to, the closing gowns and chandelier-fringed mini dresses upped the dues and wrapped up the drove nicely. Some, even with literal bows on them.
Eighties executive realness at Saint Laurent
Whomst is Anthony Vaccarello's woman and where is she gainfully employed? Of that, we're non sure, but we do know that he catered for his devout fans with a workwear offering of sorts. Ruched silk tops that would make Grace Jones proud, indigestible borrowed-from-the-boys blazers and blazer dresses that have never looked then sexy, corduroy jumpsuits with ability shoulders, Spandex unitards, and villainous driver's gloves in shades of pillar box scarlet and royal blue. His show notes read that he was inspired by Yves' muse Paloma Picasso, a designer and the daughter of Pablo, and her masc-meets-femme "tough glamour" artful. Nosotros did come across one image of a topless model with her YSL clutch tucked into her jeans waistband doing the rounds on Twitter accompanied with the explanation "?????"—but all things considered, it was a hot take on the era's styles that have prevailed and a lesson on how to make them piece of work for at present. And the tucked in clutch was a reference to an onetime paparazzi pic of Picasso that he constitute in the archives. We're non mad at it! The disappointment? After seeing such strides in terms of size inclusivity on the New York runways, one wonders how casting agents in Paris are yet turning such a noticeably blind heart.
Plus!
Koché's Tinder logos and fuzzy bedroom slippers are the moment…
I accept always loved a plumage squeegee sleeping room slipper #Koché #PFW movie.twitter.com/cdsnHwi5La
— Vanessa Friedman (@VVFriedman) September 28, 2021
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