PARIS — The sweltering Paris heat wave, leaving exhausted fashionistas nearly baked in the leafy courtyard of an esteemed Sorbonne University campus, met its stylish adversary: Sacai’s spring men’s co-ed fashion show. The biting Parisian heat was momentarily forgotten as attendees, clutching eco-water for relief, were drawn into Sacai’s final display for this season’s Paris Fashion Week.
The experiment with traditional suiting fabrics, from pinstripe and tweed to cotton gabardine, took a different turn through with folded pleats. This allowed Abe to surreally shrink proportions and create innovative silhouettes, visible in generous peplums, pants and skirts, and intricate folds within knitwear.
Sacai’s show was the grand finale to Paris Fashion Week, a testament to Abe’s ability to captivate critics and audiences alike. As the sun set on Paris, Sacai’s spring men’s fashion show offered a defiant, hopeful end to a week marked by style and creativity.Wooyoungmi’s Sunday show at Paris Fashion Week was a fusion of funk and sex appeal.
But it was perhaps the billowing, sheeny cargo pants that best illustrated Wooyoungmi’s craftsmanship. The unique piece featured voluminous ruching at the bottom, creating an imaginative, timeless design that somehow seemed both historic and futuristic.On a sunny Sunday in Paris, Shinpei Yamagishi’s label, BED j.w. FORD, debuted its latest collection with a fashion-forward summer flair.