Tale of the Unexpected at Yohji Yamamoto’s FW/24 Show
At the Yohji Yamamoto show, the models stepped onto the runway without any accompanying music. Instead, the only sounds were the gentle glide of their feet on the raised wooden platform and the clicking of camera shutters.
Hosiery Chic: Unveiling Saint Laurent’s Delicate Collection
Upon the sixth or seventh glance, it became evident that Saint Laurent’s Anthony Vaccarello was not merely revisiting his exceptional collection from last September. That previous collection had featured crisp utilitarian cotton elevated to celestial heights.
From Lycra to Luxury: Mugler’s Bold Runway Revolution
Casey Cadwallader embraced theatricality for the fall season. Fresh from the triumph of Zendaya’s viral red carpet moment—where she donned the iconic “Maschinenmensch,” Mugler’s fully articulated robotic armor suit from their 1995 couture collection—at the London premiere of Dune 2, Cadwallader aimed to channel the bold showmanship that once earned Thierry Mugler the moniker “créateur de choc”.
From Childhood to Chic: Miu Miu’s Evocative Fall/Winter 2024
Let’s imagine, just for a moment, that we are completely unaware of Miuccia Prada, Miu Miu, or any intellectual context surrounding them. In this state of innocence, we can simply appreciate the show without any preconceptions: ‘Ah, those elegant long coats! Smartly tailored suits.
Seán McGirr’s Debut Unveils a New Era for Alexander McQueen
The transition of leadership at McQueen commenced with a woman elegantly draped in glossy black laminated jersey. One arm was gracefully pinned across her breast, while the other remained discreetly tucked inside her skirt. Seán McGirr drew inspiration from Lee McQueen’s iconic spring ’95 collection, particularly the moment when a model was encased in transparent pallet tape.
Elysian Echoes: Louis Vuitton FW/24 Futuristic Ode
An editor made an appearance at Nicolas Ghesquière’s 10th anniversary Louis Vuitton show in Paris, clad in an ensemble from his fall 2014 debut. The only missing piece was the Petite Malle mini-trunk bag he introduced that season. She confidently declared, “It still works; it hasn’t aged.”