The British designer ends her 26-year run at the House with an emotional tribute to contemporary women and her loyal team.
Rei Kawakubo presented 19 looks packed with color, featuring puffed and bulbous designs that speak for themselves.
“I archived her closet at home, photographed the looks and numbered them, put them all in a hat, and picked 34 because those are the years I knew Vivienne.”
Voluminous and angular silhouettes arrived larger than life, reinterpreting classic garments with a sculptural identity.
The Japanese designer allows us into his creative mind, debuting grandiose gowns ruffled with tulle.
House leader Satoshi Kondo payed tribute to the late designer’s Spring/Summer 1998 collection at Paris Fashion Week.
Jonathan Anderson’s latest collection increased wearability while keeping creativity at the fore.
The collection is destined for a good time packed with diverse textures across utilitarian uniforms and thrilling partywear.
The American designer brings a fresh viewpoint to the House, defined by bold silhouettes that elevate the common wardrobe.
The designer searched for his own vision of joy through dramatic silhouettes that expanded his dark universe.
The sensual collection left rubble in its wake, seeing structured styles drenched in black and white hues.
Jonny Johansson takes inspiration from Katerina Jebb’s ‘Physical Evidence of a Woman’ while expanding his fascination with disheveled denim.
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