Paris Fashion Week Comes to a Close
The Paris fashion week came to an end on Tuesday and ended the spring modes season with silhouettes that attracted attention. After two weeks with remarkable debuts and changes in the industry, three key trends emerged. Wider shoulders and figure-hugging jackets dominate. The skin exposure took place exclusively according to the conditions of the carrier. In addition, elegant, formal fashion celebrated a clear comeback – easier, easier and designed for real life, not just for red carpets.
Celebrity Trends
Fambantities are nothing new in the fashion industry – but their attraction is growing, and this season she felt central again. Meghan Markle near Balenciaga, Madonna adorns Saint Laurent, Kim Kardashian sweeps in Maison Margiela, Nicole Kidman in the front row near Chanel. The star arrangements converted the shows shortly before the first glance into programs. The designers reacted accordingly. The shows of this week underlined the effects of the digital age. Fashion shows organized by celebrities now reach a global audience online, so designs have to look great both on site and in front of the camera.
Wide Torso
The first and loudest switching process was switching on above. Jackets widened the shoulders and cleaned up the line. Saint Laurent created a mood in a razor-sharp black. Mugler let the hourglass revive again without an excuse. Givenchy loosened upholstery, but kept the authority. Celine presented the everyday uniform in crisp blazers and pants. Even Chanel – a house that can tilt artfully – made the suit easier and cut the jacket so that it moves. The message is simple: after long seasons of laziness, tailoring is back.
Transparency and Bare Skin
The transparent look was done, not thin. The transparency of givenchy is considered a strength. The tip of Dior felt airy and not stiff. The cuddly layers of Saint Laurent attached importance to openness. Low waits returned with a safer hand: McQueen brought the low-rise line back without the old shock factor. Even the "right" houses took part – Chanel nodded the roots of the underwear and Hermès followed the tradition of riding sports in the city. The argument about where the waist is located is back, but the choice lies with the sponsor.
Elegant Fashion for Everyday Life
Elegant, formal fashion came back – easier, easier and made for real life, not just for red carpets. Paris remembered how to make drama without weight. Balenciaga hovered a clear, shaped volume that photographed large, but was wearing light. Valentino did without ornaments and had color and cut determined the room. Westwood kept the rebellious spirit, but interrupted it to move. Louis Vuitton has brought the grandeur to everyday life. The cloak was taken from Dior by the costume stand and brought to light – easy to wear, easy to put on, immediate drama. Springs followed this example in all houses – glamorous, yes, but thought to go.
Black Cut with Color
The color also spoke plain text. Black LEDs – she framed the large shoulder and emphasized the new suit – with bright exceptions that were used more like markers than a color. On the street you will first see the dark stuff, then the jewel tones. When a caption fits the week, Rick Owens delivered it when he had models waded through the water and advocated persistence in unpleasant times. Paris took him in the word. The best looks were not looking for viral moments; You did a job. A strong jacket that emphasizes her posture. A transparent dress that doesn’t twitch with the eyelash. A cloak that transforms the way to work into an entrance. Three trends, clear and clear – big shoulders, real skin and dressed in the job – and a fashion capital that reminds everyone that brave and useful can be the same.
