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At Paris Fashion Week, the surprises continue to scale and dominate the catwalks.
Beginning with Balenciaga, created by Alexander Wang, who is inspired by the huge archive of Maison. On the runway are protagonists cocoon coats and cocktail dresses embroidered by precious details such as fur collars, skinny pants and ultra glamorous tops. The purpose of the collection? To pay homage to the customers who bought Balenciaga now and then, but with a modern twist.
Current sometimes rhymes with static, like the one presented by Rick Owens, the American designer and founder of underground style who reinterprets architecture in an ipermodernistic way. Presented were outfits that resemble shapes and volumes of buildings by Frank Lloyd Wright, but also those of Zaha Hadid in a balance between modernity and contemporaneity without equal. Chic, but unreal, the face of the models covered in gold or silver, as if to symbolize the static and the power of the new Rick Owens woman.
Finally, the highly anticipated debut of John Galliano ready-to-wear Maison Martin Margiela. Boom! A success that was both creative and stylistic. With this second presentation for Margiela, Galliano well-defined his aesthetic romantic, decadent and conceptual ideas to the House but also amazed portability and desirability of the clothes. Must have seasonal coats (even camel) with the ’70s allure’ and with references to the old Margiela, as well as tartan skirts and dresses for an hourglass figure full of personality. A winning combination that sees the right balance between the deconstructivist Margiela style and decadent romanticism of Galliano. For the future, what we should expect?