Paris Fashion Week: Chanel’s Relaxed Summer Vibes and Alexander McQueen’s New Chapter
Experience Paris Fashion Week's fashion highlights, from Chanel's relaxed summer vibes by Virginie Viard to Alexander McQueen's exciting new chapter with creative director Seán McGirr
Viard’s Collection Celebrates Comfort while Alexander McQueen Welcomes McGirr at Paris Fashion Week
Paris Fashion Week recently took the world by storm, with Chanel’s Virginie Viard unveiling a collection that celebrated comfort and chicness. The iconic runway show at the historic Villa Noailles in the south of France paid homage to its artistic legacy. Gigi Hadid led the models down the runway in flip-flops, giving Chanel a down-to-earth, relaxed summer vibe. Viard aimed for a harmonious blend of sophistication and informality, featuring multicoloured tweed dressing gowns, easygoing outfits, delicate lace, and sporty accents.
One notable aspect of Viard’s collection was her commitment to inclusivity, using mid-size models to make Chanel more relatable to a broader audience. While some critics called for more innovation, the collection’s focus on accessibility was clear.
Penélope Cruz, in an interview, shared her deep connection to fashion, rooted in her grandmother’s handcrafted Manton di Manila. This Filipino silk shawl, a symbol of craftsmanship, resonated with Cruz’s appreciation for artisanal fashion.
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Miu Miu’s show at the Palais d’Iena was a study in contrasts, blending ’70s academia with sporty undertones and a touch of shimmer. Miuccia Prada’s ability to intertwine diverse narratives showcased the brand’s timeless relevance.
Paris Hilton also graced Paris Fashion Week, revealing her multifaceted life as a business mogul and mother. With numerous fragrance lines, a new album, and ventures into the Metaverse and Roblox, Hilton is a testament to hard work and reinvention.
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In a significant move, Alexander McQueen introduced Seán McGirr as its new creative director, following the departure of Sarah Burton. McGirr’s diverse background, from JW Anderson to Dries Van Noten, brings a mix of luxury and commercial experience to the brand, promising an exciting new chapter in the legacy of Alexander McQueen.
Paris Fashion Week showcased a blend of tradition and innovation, celebrating creativity in the heart of the fashion world.
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