PFW AW18: Dries van Noten
RENOWNED for extravagant use of clashing print, Dries van Noten stayed true to form with his AW18 collection. From the get go, illustrative print is a main feature as a series of monochromatic and mustard looks...
PFW AW18: Guy Laroche
KEEPING in line with past collections and their monochrome direction, the AW18 Guy Laroche show began with an abundance of cream, white, and black hues. The introduction of purple, blue and gold, however, was a...
PFW AW18: Rochas
CLEAN, sharp and shiny were the words that came to mind as each look from the Rochas AW18 collection graced the runway. Reminiscing the 1940s the show included hems below the knee, square shoulders, and narrow ...
PFW AW18: Lanvin
MINIMALISM is a key attribute that Lanvin has excelled at for recent seasons, and nothing has changed for their AW18 collection. As the first look makes it debut the dim-lit surroundings act as a blank canvas, ...
PFW AW18: Lacoste
DIAMOND-ARGYLE knit, a touch of plaid and cagoules all round, Lacoste presented the best of countryside chic with their AW18 coed collection. Juxtaposition binds the collection together, with a major conflict b...
PFW AW18: Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello
IN RESPONSE to the recent public outing of grievous sexual assault of women in the workplace, Anthony Vaccarello’s AW18 collection for Saint Laurent sent out a clear message: We shall not be prey. This was visi...
PFW AW18: Marine Serre
AFTER a manic six months and a collection shrouded in mystery, Marine Serre had her runway debut at Paris Fashion Week. Since winning the LVMH Prize for Young Designer back in June 2017, Serre’s career has skyr...
PFW AW18: Jacquemus
THE SAHARA didn’t seem too far away as the first look from Jacquemus’ AW18 collection walked the runway, marking the beginning of Paris Fashion Week. But aside from all the excitement of his collection debut, w...
PFW18: Jean Paul Gaultier Couture
BUILDING upon his love for individuality, French designer Jean Paul Gaultier’s haute couture SS18 show was a definite call for visual recognition. Known as someone who is inquisitive about everything and capti...
PFW18: Givenchy Couture
AS Givenchy’s first female artistic director, British fashion designer Clare Waight Keller’s debut Spring 2018 Haute Couture show was highly anticipated. Waight Keller's reinterpretation of the Givenchy legacy ...
PFWM AW18: Valentino Men’s
IT'S ALL about the white sneaker in the latest Valentino Men’s collection for PFW AW18 as the uncool but now-cool dad sneaker, returned to the catwalk contrasting against the luxurious black flooring and the da...
PFW18: Chanel Couture
ICONIC Chanel tweed suits and matching boots opened the SS18 show at the Grand Palais. With modern adaptions to the classic Chanel trademark, Karl Lagerfeld has successfully reimagined the tweed suit in the for...
PFW18: Schiaparelli
OPENING Paris couture fashion week and locating in the Schiaparelli atelier, Bertrand Guyon began showcasing outfits suitable for the everyday women with no compromise on elegance. Aligning with popular SS18 tr...
PFW18: Iris van Herpen
DEVOTED to the future of fashion, Iris Van Herpen’s SS18 Couture collection continues to pioneer modern materials, giving us an insight of what’s next for the fashion industry. Throughout the entirety of her ca...
PFW18: Kenzo
TAKING grandpa chic to a whole new level, Kenzo’s AW18 collection tapped into another generation for their menswear inspiration. High waisted checked trousers and cropped sweater vests opened Kenzo’s first mixe...
PWF SS18: Balmain
BALMAIN’S designer Olivier Rousteing showcased his SS18 collection in the elegance of Paris. With the venue full, it set out to be an extravagant show.
With models literally dominated the cat...
PFW SS18: Comme des Garçons
EXTRAVAGENT and eccentric, with hints of religious artistry. Comme des Garçons’s SS18 collection gives us garments that seem like renaissance paintings.
More than clothes, the garments are art. Lik...
PFW SS18: Miu Miu
VINTAGE and teen-like, is what the new SS18 collection from Miu Miu says to us. Taking us back to a feeling of being in the school locker halls in the 1950s with our textbooks and pictures of our celebrity ...
PFW SS18: Valentino
VALENTINO’s SS18 collection is something other-worldly. With designs that come from the extraordinary Pierpaolo Piccioli who has overseen Valentino’s creative direction for eight years, this collection mainly f...
PFW SS18: Acne Studios
AN ECLECTIC MIX of patterns, pastels, silks and suits makes for an Acne Studios SS18 that is thrift- shop chic, a mix-and-match jumble of modes. Sampling the ‘70s through pinstripes, snakeskin flairs and high-s...
PWF SS18: Rick Owens
WEIRD and wonderful, that’s what we think when someone mentions Rick Owens, and that’s what we got from him for his SS18 collection. Avant–garde as ever, the show was a feast of art to the eyes, ready to awe th...