At Paris’ Salons de l’Hotel De Ville, the Japanese designer debuted a collection that was raw, stripped-down and tastefully stitched back together.
In his second outing for the House, designer Seán McGirr envisioned a folkloric fashion brigade of washed silk organza, cobweb lace, British mohair and silver bullion embroidery.
With Travis Scott, Destroy Lonely, Law Roach and more on the runway, designer Guram Gvasalia siezed all of Paris Fashion Week’s attention as he debuted a line that he encourages you to replicate at home.
At the Palais de Tokyo, the punkish visionary’s fashion brigade, comprised of Paris’ fashion school students and Owenscorp employees, debuted looks inspired by his early days in Los Angeles.
On a runway full of eclectic vintage cars, designer Charaf Tajer presented a flamboyant collection inspired by the Mexican-American Los Angelenos Lowriders.
Designer Olivier Rousteing referenced Monsieur Balmain’s breakthrough “New French Style,” as well as the unique pillars of his coined uniform.
In Paris, the Belgian label debuted its first collection without its namesake designer, who retired from fashion in June after 38 successful years at his brand’s helm.
The Danish designer shared an exclusive peek at her flower-filled capsule with the outerwear giant, ahead of her Spring 2025 show in Paris.
The Shanghai designer has touched down in Paris to present his latest supernatural fashion manifesto, which includes a footwear collaboration with Crocs.
Designer Anthony Vaccarello’s latest womenswear collection meant business with sublime suits and went full fête with eclectic party attire.
Titled “WIND,” the collection’s ultra-lightweight nylon silhouettes were equipped with hefty KUCHOFUKU fans, which inflated each of them to the nth degree with the simple push of a button.
Designer Maximilian Davis referenced founder Salvatore Ferragamo’s intimate moments with dancer Katherine Dunham and custom ’80s ballerina shoes for Rudolf Nureyev.
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