Paris Fashion Week

Christian Dior:

Raf Simons showed a  modern couture collection, employing the luxury techniques of the house alongside his own creative aesthetic. Opening with a transparent printed pale green plastic coat over a short dress, he established the mood of the show which was assured and very much his own.

 Chanel:

The clothes were light in an extraordinary medley of fabrics that only Chanel is capable of creating The block-colour wool suits that opened the show came with A-line skirts and long jackets but were swiftly replaced by the introduction of a new lineleather boots, this silhouette looked fresh, often paired with midriff-baring tops.

Valentino:

The duo manage confidently to walk the delicate line between fantasy and reality, their excellent use of artisan technique never more apparent than at couture when you can feel the handwork in the embroidery just at a glance.
And among this all came standout pieces in the shape of sheepskin refashioned as a corset and skirt ensemble, and a red velvet dress adorned with embroidered angel wings.









Kisses!