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PFW: Saint Laurent AW16
While the monochrome colours, sheer fabrics and rocky undertones that have become standard in Saint Laurent were still prevalent, the grungy-chic look was instead replaced with an air of 80’s glamour. Madonna-esque padded shoulders, bomber jackets and super cinched in waists formed the main part of the collection, with the odd sequin jumpsuit thrown in…
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PFW: Elie Saab Pre-Fall 2016
Change was clearly on the cards at Elie Saab’s Pre-Fall show as the brand took a step back from its usual polished elegance and replaced it with darker hues, boho vibes and a touch of attitude. Floppy fedoras with pom-pom fur coats: the collection presented a new wave of youth from Saab, suggesting the brand’s…
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Paris Fashion Week: Yohji Yamamoto AW16
When you think Yohji Yamamoto you instantly think of clean designs in black or white and nothing more. And for this AW16 collection that is exactly what we got. While being part of what is women’s fashion week we were given a very androgynous variety of outfits which could be part of the one word…
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PFW: Stella McCartney AW16
For vegetarian Stella McCartney there was no wonder she chose to exclusively debut M.I.A’s new song, “Ola,” with lyrics such as “Get Yo Tofu On” and “I’m A Vegan, Bitch!” clearly state a message from the designer. As a famous vegetarian building an incredible successful business without using any traces of leather or animal skins…
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PFW: Valentino AW16
With a moodboard of ornate tutus and famous ballerinas en pointe as well as crystal studded dresses and colours such as marigold, olive, and dusty taupe one can imagine you are talking about a Valentino show. Complete with pianist playing through the duration of the show todays collection was all about the modern ballerina –…
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PFW: Chanel AW16
Sitting front row at a Chanel show is every fashion lovers dream – a dream that was granted for many people this morning. Every invitation to todays show featured the slogan ‘front row only’ above an image of a beautiful gilded chair. The same chairs were placed back-to-back lining the floor of the Grand Palais…