PARIS FASHION WEEK PRESENTS A DYNAMIC PROGRAM FEATURING GIANTS LUXURY HOUSE AND EMERGING TALENTS. BEYOND THE RUNWAY SHOWS, THE WEEK CELEBRATES GLOBAL FASHION AND CULTURAL EXCHANGE THROUGH A VARIETY OF EVENTS AND GATHERINGS.”
As Paris takes over from New York, London, and Milan, the stage is set for an inspiring showcase of fashion’s glamour. From February 26 to March 5, Paris Fashion Week will unveil a line-up of new talents, celebrated comebacks, and groundbreaking debuts. With 71 shows and 38 presentations from 109 houses, the City of Light is ready to reclaim its status as the epicenter of global fashion. Let’s explore the highlights that are sure to define this season’s catwalk show.
Beyond the highly anticipated showcases by luxury fashion houses such as Balmain, Christian Dior, Saint Laurent, Balenciaga, Chanel, Valentino, and Louis Vuitton, the week will feature a burst of creativity by new talents. kicking with the students from the Institut Français de la Mode (IFM) set the tone with a collective show. Following suit are Belgian stylist Marie Adam-Leenaerdt, New York duo Patric DiCaprio and Bryn Taubensee of Vaquera, and CFCL (Clothing For Contemporary Life), marking its first appearance in the official Paris Fashion Week calendar. Founded in 2020 by Japanese designer Yusuke Takahashi, CFCL brings a fresh perspective, while Zomer, closing the week on March 5th, promises an exploration of joyful and experimental fashion under the creative vision of Dutch designers Danial Aitouganov and Imruh Asha.
The spotlight also shines on anticipated debuts, with German designer Chemena Kamali succeeding Gabriela Hearst at Chloé and Seán McGirr stepping into the shoes of Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen. Alessandro Vigilante unveils his inaugural collection for Rochas, marking a new chapter for the iconic Parisian label. Meanwhile, the return of Lutz Huelle adds a touch of nostalgia, supported by AZ Factory‘s collaboration, reaffirming Paris as the ultimate hub for fashion innovation.
Amidst the hype, familiar names make triumphant returns. Ester Manas, recipient of the Special Jury Prize at the 2023 ANDAM Fashion Awards, stages a comeback alongside Off-White and Vetements, celebrating a decade of disruptive creativity. Lacoste reintroduces itself to the Parisian runway under the creative direction of Pelagia Kolotouros, while Charles de Vilmorin unveils his first ready-to-wear collection, showcasing his distinct aesthetic within the vibrant sphere of the Sphère showroom.
The allure of Paris Fashion Week extends beyond the runway, with a myriad of events celebrating diverse creative realms. From the Shenzhen Futian Fashion Day spotlighting Chinese brands to the K-fashion night, the week showcases fashion’s global reach and cultural exchange. Showrooms, after-show parties, and exclusive gatherings are also essential parts of this vibrant week, not to be missed.
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