Paris Fashion Week : Dior and Yves Saint Laurent open the week in style 


From February 27 to March 7, Paris Women’s Fashion Week promises a dense week, with 106 brands registered. Highly anticipated, the shows of Dior and Yves Saint Laurent opened the ball with class and elegance. While the emotion was strong at the show of Paco Rabanne, a month after his death.
Fashion lovers are spoiled. After London and New York, then Milan last week, it is the turn of Paris to host the great luxury houses. The fashion capital had already hosted the Fashion Week Haute Couture last January. Until March 7, the major brands unveil their ready-to-wear creations for the fall-winter 2023-2024.
On Tuesday, Dior and Saint Laurent, the brands of rival groups LVMH and Kering, dazzled Paris. Paco Rabanne’s show was held yesterday, paying tribute to the designer’s previous collections. Celebrities, journalists and influencers were obviously present to attend the shows.
The women of Christian Dior
It is in a psychedelic decor signed Joana Vasconcelos, under a huge tent installed in the Tuileries garden, that Dior presented its collection. And it met all expectations. The brand paid tribute to the 1950s, as well as to the post-war period and Christian Dior’s first fashion show. This made it easier to understand the enigmatic publications on the networks in recent days, which traced moments in the lives of Juliette Gréco, Edith Piaf and Catherine Dior. “These years are very important for the house created in 1947”, said Maria Grazia Chiuri, the Italian designer of the brand. “I also wanted to do a collection inspired by Paris because we have more of an idea of what happened in America in the 1950s.”
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