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After Milan Fashion Week, it’s time for Paris Fashion Week. Since Tuesday, young and great designers follow one another to unveil their new collections and trends that will surf on the Fashion Planet until the next shows. Discover the first most outstanding shows of this week of men’s fashion in Paris.
Egon Lab : when Gryffindor invites itself on the catwalk
The young Parisian label Egonlab presented its new collection, genderless and inclusive, in an almost apocalyptic atmosphere, notably marked by thunderclaps. The models, men and women, paraded in front of the amazed eyes of the guests. Inspired by the punk culture, the new collection is adorned with leather and waders. Dresses for men, with flying fabric and destructured suits for women, it’s the world upside down … Or rather the world of tomorrow?
The layering of clothes is of course in this fashion show, to prepare for the cold weather.
Some models recall the enchanted world of Harry Potter, with two-tone yellow and red scarves. Others look like they’re straight out of an English school, with logo sweaters and plaid suits.
Fur, leather, black, but also color with pink coats with XXL sleeves and crop tops are in the spotlight.
The print is also very present with plaid, flowers and stripes. The star piece of the show is a coat, long for the men, shorter for the women, entirely made of Christmas garlands.
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Études studio : a stunning simplicity
A disquieting decor for a fashion show all in sobriety and allure. The first models opened the show in an old concrete parking lot, to the rhythm of a melancholic song sung live by the artist-composer Koudlam.
The total looks -wide suits, accessories and rubber boots- dominate. All are declined in different shades such as pink, beige, black, blue and green. Some clothes are inspired by the streetwear culture with hoodies, tracksuits or washed denim. Others are more formal and conventional, with suits, trenches, down jackets and satin bombers. Some pieces are inspired by the materials and shapes of military garments. Simple but elegant, this new collection, created by the trio of Études studio is a successful bet.
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Saint Laurent : the glam’couture mix that makes a sensation
After Los Angeles, New York and Venice, Anthony Vaccarello, artistic director of the House since 2016, put down his couture scissors in Paris for the very first time and launched his first men’s fashion show within the walls of the Bourse du Commerce. The models moved through a concrete set, the work of Japanese artist Tadao Ando. The actress and singer Charlotte Gainsbourg was the guest of honor at the show, offering melodious musical notes behind her piano for the final touch.
This fashion show is like a tribute to the House’s heritage, between know-how, class and glamour. The tones are neutral and simple, oscillating between black, brown and white, but this sobriety is more than mastered. It is an ode to elegance. Anthony Vaccarello plays on the lengths and perfect cuts. There are long, very long coats in wool, vinyl trench coats, turtleneck sweater dresses, which the models wear, raised on the nose or even suits and shirts as elegant as modern. The cuts are fluid and perfectly executed. It is also a parade of materials between wool, sequins, organza, satin and leather. We find of course the pointed boots with small heels, emblem of the House for many years while almost all models parade with sunglasses, for a mysterious and dark side, which works. It’s a big yes for this new Saint-Laurent collection.
Blue Marble: a parade of colors and materials
The young brand, under the artistic direction of the talented Anthony Alvarez, presented its latest collection, colorful and acidulous, at the crossroads between streetwear and tailoring.
With pop and retro looks, the first models enter the runway, and it is a parade of colors that begins. If you are not a fan of fur, prints and bright colors, skip it. There are purple, orange, blue, pink with light shades of brown and black. The suits are customized, with glittery flames, the materials merge and the patterns come together. The cuts are long, including for the sleeves: we almost never see the hands of models. We see blue zebra jackets in several sizes, multicolored fur coats accompanied by chapkas (in faux fur of course). The designer likes to mix and it shows: synthetic, knit, denim, satin on checkered backgrounds, with large flowers, leopard and zebra. Immersion in the world of Austin Power.
Walter Van Beirendonck : a colorful alien universe
The Belgian designer Walter Van Beirendonck, known for his offbeat and sometimes dark and sadomasochistic style, presented during the second day of Paris Fashion Week his latest collection, as atypical as he is. He does nothing like everyone else and it pleases as much as it intrigues.
They are not models who invade the catwalk, but rather hybrid characters, half human, half alien. They all have some kind of rubber suction cups, similar to mushrooms or buzzers, which overhang the clothes. They can be found on tweed suits or monochromatic red, black and sometimes plaid vinyl outfits. The cuts are wide and long, the materials fluid and elegant, such as faux leather, crocodile or vinyl. These small pieces of plastic are declined in several forms, sometimes superimposed, sometimes as pockets. The male wardrobe is mixed with the female. We find knitted leggings, fishnet tights, skirts, but also kilts and dresses. The marine register also appears through a series of hoods and tops like fishing nets, brightly colored and studded with crystals. Some models may impress at first glance with masks borrowed from the world of BDSM, but the colorful drawings of animals in the childlike world denote and reassure.
Givenchy : pure charm
Matthew M. Williams presented the latest men’s collection, with a revisit of the men’s wardrobe, which was inspired by the House’s archives. In an immaculate white space, to the tune of musician Bakar, the fashion classics are back: coats, hoodies, suit jackets, turtlenecks and denim. The first models arrive in custom-made men’s suits, made in the haute-couture workshop. Patterned pieces follow: camouflage, animal, plaid, all embellished with fluorescent and pastel colors. Classic shapes are deconstructed with cargo pants and kilts.
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After Milan Fashion Week, it’s time for Paris Fashion Week. Since Tuesday, young and great designers follow one another to unveil their new collections and trends that will surf on the Fashion Planet until the next shows. Discover the first most outstanding shows of this week of men’s fashion in Paris.
Egon Lab : when Gryffindor invites itself on the catwalk
The young Parisian label Egonlab presented its new collection, genderless and inclusive, in an almost apocalyptic atmosphere, notably marked by thunderclaps. The models, men and women, paraded in front of the amazed eyes of the guests. Inspired by the punk culture, the new collection is adorned with leather and waders. Dresses for men, with flying fabric and destructured suits for women, it’s the world upside down … Or rather the world of tomorrow?
The layering of clothes is of course in this fashion show, to prepare for the cold weather.
Some models recall the enchanted world of Harry Potter, with two-tone yellow and red scarves. Others look like they’re straight out of an English school, with logo sweaters and plaid suits.
Fur, leather, black, but also color with pink coats with XXL sleeves and crop tops are in the spotlight.
The print is also very present with plaid, flowers and stripes. The star piece of the show is a coat, long for the men, shorter for the women, entirely made of Christmas garlands.
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Egon Lab : when Gryffindor invites itself on the catwalk
The young Parisian label Egonlab presented its new collection, genderless and inclusive, in an almost apocalyptic atmosphere, notably marked by thunderclaps. The models, men and women, paraded in front of the amazed eyes of the guests. Inspired by the punk culture, the new collection is adorned with leather and waders. Dresses for men, with flying fabric and destructured suits for women, it’s the world upside down … Or rather the world of tomorrow?
The layering of clothes is of course in this fashion show, to prepare for the cold weather.
Some models recall the enchanted world of Harry Potter, with two-tone yellow and red scarves. Others look like they’re straight out of an English school, with logo sweaters and plaid suits.
Fur, leather, black, but also color with pink coats with XXL sleeves and crop tops are in the spotlight.
The print is also very present with plaid, flowers and stripes. The star piece of the show is a coat, long for the men, shorter for the women, entirely made of Christmas garlands.
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