From Paris to Berlin: Taking a look at the catwalks
- 9 years ago
Paris:
Valentino:
Valentino’s 2015 menswear collection took centre stage on the first day of Paris Fashion Week.
Designers Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli were inspired by the 1920’s Russian ballets for a collection featuring geometric patterns and contrasting colors.
The patterns were created with the collaboration of the Australian artist Esther Stewart.
Geometry and naturalism were the dominant themes of the show, with big zipper coats in shades of blue, gray, red, pale yellow, and burgundy.
Raf Simons
Raf Simons took a page from his high school days with his showing at Paris.
The designer’s Autumn/Winter line was injected with a rebellious 70s teen spirit.
It featured lab coats smeared in black scribbles and long coats with hems that appeared to have been cut by Edward Scissorhands.
Relaxed trousers paired with white sneakers created a sharp contrast when worn with shiny vinyl-like oversized overcoats.
Echoing that early seventies vibe were turt
Valentino:
Valentino’s 2015 menswear collection took centre stage on the first day of Paris Fashion Week.
Designers Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli were inspired by the 1920’s Russian ballets for a collection featuring geometric patterns and contrasting colors.
The patterns were created with the collaboration of the Australian artist Esther Stewart.
Geometry and naturalism were the dominant themes of the show, with big zipper coats in shades of blue, gray, red, pale yellow, and burgundy.
Raf Simons
Raf Simons took a page from his high school days with his showing at Paris.
The designer’s Autumn/Winter line was injected with a rebellious 70s teen spirit.
It featured lab coats smeared in black scribbles and long coats with hems that appeared to have been cut by Edward Scissorhands.
Relaxed trousers paired with white sneakers created a sharp contrast when worn with shiny vinyl-like oversized overcoats.
Echoing that early seventies vibe were turt