Balenciaga 360° Stirs Up a Storm for Winter 2022 Collection
Balenciaga takes the term “winter” very literally in their 2022 presentation, with gusty winds and simulated snow pummeling models as they strutted down the catwalk. One may be reminiscent of snow globes whilst taking in the display. Classic looks are pared down and redrawn, letting bold
Lip Service at LOEWE Fall Winter 2022 Women’s Collection
https://youtu.be/QWXujaunBU0 LOEWE presents a tongue-in-cheek line-up that finds pantalones, jumpsuits, richly saturated hues and lines meant to highlight and accentuate the silhouette. In addition to a leather-heavy collection, Fall offerings also boasted exaggerated peplums and waistlines, sleek,
Louis Vuitton Partners with Musée d’Orsay for Women’s Fall-Winter 2022 Collection
Nicolas Ghesquière outdoes himself with a stunning feat of playfulness and structured patterns that come across as fresh and accessible for the Louis Vuitton Women’s Fall-Winter 2022 ready-to-wear collection. Dresses dominated the collection with a new exaggerated hip silhouette that’s sur
Futuristic Glamour for Dior’s Autumn/Winter 2022-23 Ready-to-Wear Show
https://youtu.be/8BVHoOakO_4 Dior presented their Autumn/Winter 2022 collection to much fanfare as trends such as corsets were shown in various states, impeccable waist cinching on both dresses and coats, and strong yet elegant silhouettes. This “framework” of the fashion show breathes l
Salvatore Ferragamo deconstructs the conventions of casual fashion in their Autumn/Winter 2022 Show
https://youtu.be/rkwjRoX5ZX8 Salvatore Ferragamo takes a boldly colored (think cherry red) approach to simplicity. While other brands are beginning to show more formal evening wear, Ferragamo has chosen to push the envelope on how to present casual wear within a luxury line. How does one do so, you
Sportswear Meets Minimalism for Onitsuka Tiger AW ‘22
Onitsuka Tiger presented a sportswear-heavy Autumn/Winter 2022 collection reminiscent of the 80’s, boxing and contemporary minimalist appeal. The AW22 collection can be described in one word: “Shadow” It is also a tribute to the eighties when the Japanese aesthetic of “purity and
