5 trends of the Haute Couture Week in Paris
In
the fall-winter season of 2017, each couturier has her own heroine,
Ulyana Sergeenko chose the 1940s film star, In
the fall-winter season of 2017, each couturier has her own heroine,
Ulyana Sergeenko chose the 1940s film star, Maria Grazia Chiuri turned her
gaze to the suffragist, Karl Lagerfeld sang eternal timeless classics,
Eli Saab created a collection for medieval princesses, the heroines of
Jambattista Valley looked like fairies from fairy Garden, and Pierpaolo Piccioli shifted all these trends to a modern day. Of
course, one of the designers remained faithful to the eternal classics,
having traditionally shown elegant dresses with embroideries and
feathers and someone picked up the trends from the Week of
pret-a-porter, was inspired by the extravagant antics of young fashion
geeks and suggests that we love street trends in the luxury segment. We
are talking about sports down jackets of electric colors and to the
indecency of modest couture silhouettes and unexpected fabrics. After the Fashion Week we understand the trends of Haute Couture. turned her
gaze to the suffragist, Karl Lagerfeld sang eternal timeless classics,
Eli Saab created a collection for medieval princesses, the heroines of
Jambattista Valley looked like fairies from fairy Garden, and Pierpaolo Piccioli shifted all these trends to a modern day. Of
course, one of the designers remained faithful to the eternal classics,
having traditionally shown elegant dresses with embroideries and
feathers and someone picked up the trends from the Week of
pret-a-porter, was inspired by the extravagant antics of young fashion
geeks and suggests that we love street trends in the luxury segment. We
are talking about sports down jackets of electric colors and to the
indecency of modest couture silhouettes and unexpected fabrics. After the Fashion Week we understand the trends of Haute Couture.
Black color
The designers
did not stint on the black color in their collections, once again
proving that it is impossible to give up the eternal classics. The most important thing is to know how to choose fabrics and then it will not be boring for sure. In the favorites of this season, velvet, translucent chiffon and flowing satin.
Christian Dior Autumn-Winter 2017 Winter; Chanel Couture autumn-winter 2017; Valentino Couture autumn-winter 2017; Ulyana Sergeenko Couture autumn-winter 2017
Gray fabric
With the easy hand of Creative Director Christian Dior, a simple gray suit fabric returned to the podiums. The universal color in the couture collections took a firm position. For fashionistas, this is an indisputable reason to fill up the wardrobe with modest, but elegant things from gray wool.
Chanel Couture autumn-winter 2017; Ralph & Russo Couture autumn-winter 2017; Christian Dior Autumn-Winter 2017 Winter; Jean-Paul Gaultier Couture Fall-Winter 2017
Historical cut
Couturiers are inspired by women of the Middle Ages and Modern Times, borrowing from their wardrobe a direct decollete. If Anna Boleyn lived in the XXI century, she would wear Christian Dior dresses. Models
Elie Saab as if created for the fictional medieval world of the series
"Game of Thrones" and dresses Schiaparelli would have suited the
heroines of Andersen's fairy tales.
Christian Dior Autumn-Winter 2017 Winter; Schiaparelli Couture autumn-winter 2017; Elie Saab Autumn-Winter 2017 Winter; Giambattista Valli Autumn-Winter 2017 Autumn Winter
Focus on shoulders
In the 1940s, the costume designer Adrian dressed the cinematograph in broad-shouldered suits. By the same era, Ulyana Sergeenko addressed. Wide shoulders crossed and in the 1980s, which sang Giorgio Armani. And
after passing through the prism of time, the accent on the shoulders in
2017 began to look and at all futuristic - from Chanel, Giambattista
Valli and Jean-Paul Gaultier.
Ulyana Sergeenko Couture autumn-winter 2017; Giambattista Valli Couture autumn-winter 2017; Chanel Couture autumn-winter 2017; Armani Privé Autumn-Winter 2017 Autumn Winter
Outerwear
Outerwear can also become part of the collection of couture and not just because the season requires. Why not cut the coat and wear it like a dress? The creative director of Maison Margiela John Galliano did not think about the answer to this question for a long time. Jean-Paul
Gaultier presented how his heroine skiing in the Alps and of course she
wants to look great, so why not put on a down jacket over the dress? Mad duo Viktor & Rolf showed hypertrophied dresses-down jackets, and Fendi elegant raincoats with floral embroidery.
Viktor & Rolf Autumn-Winter 2017 Winter; Jean-Paul Gaultier Couture autumn-winter 2017; Maison Margiela Couture autumn-winter 2017; Fendi Autumn-Winter 2017
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