The president of FHCM announced that the designer's virtual fashion show scheduled for Tuesday has been called off since he "did not disassociate himself" from the Russian-led war in Ukraine.
In their Fall/Winter 2022-23 collections, designers have veered between a sombre, total-black palette reflecting current uncertainties, and vibrant hues embodying a powerful yearning to enjoy life again.
Few fabrics are as closely associated with a great French fashion house brand as tweed is with Chanel, whose latest show on Tuesday was almost entirely made with the rough yet luxurious material.
Whatever else you say about Nicolas Ghesquière, he gives you something very new every season. This Monday at Vuitton: fresh voluminous tailoring; back-from-Varanasi attitude and photo montage prints of ideal youth.
A regular at BBFW, the bridal couture brand has landed at Paris Fashion Week with a runway show in the halls of the Ritz Hotel. We interviewed its founder about her plans for growth.
A couture-like show by Chitose Abe of Sacai, in a suitable setting, the gilded glory and 19th-century frescos of Paris’ Hotel de Ville, in a show that unveiled her first ideas for Cartier.
Every so often, a great fashion show becomes a comment on our times. Rarely more so than Sunday’s show by Balenciaga, an exile in flight collection, by a Demna, a designer who terms himself a “forever refugee.”
A tour round Paris revealed a desire for artistic sophistication in fashion at Akris and Lanvin, mingled in with a little gracious storytelling at J.M. Weston and a dash of rebellion at Elie Saab.
Coperni, Gauchere, Ludovic de Saint Sernin, and Isabel Marant returned to Paris Fashion Week on Thursday with a certain light-hearted spirit while mixing classic winter outfits with much sexier and unbridled looks.
Disparity and how it generates great fashion was the thread of the latest collection by Yohji Yamamoto, a blend of denim and 18th-century style. While Alexandre Vauthier served up a lesson in how to 'decline' fashion.
Contrasts and contradictions; incongruities and juxtapositions in a brilliant show and riveting collection for the house of Loewe by Jonathan Anderson, presented Friday morning, the mid-point of Paris Fashion Week.
With war clouds darkening all of Europe, one witnessed a moment of grace and grandeur at Rick Owens Thursday evening in Paris, as an ethereal cast emerged out of clouds - statuesque, solitary and sensational.
All about creative women in Paris within the last 48 hours in Paris, with four diverse collections by female designers, addressing the strong and dynamic as well as the more romantically inclined.
A unlikely yet dramatically exuberant collection from Dior this season where Maria Grazia Chiuri blended novel garment technology and a fresh vision of women by great Renaissance master painters.
The New York-based brand and the French LVMH Prize finalist presented two irreverent and dynamic collections as they opened Paris Fashion Week in a current context tinged by the war in Ukraine.
