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His signature high or cinched waists were still here - but executed softly. It worked well against a vanilla handbag and matching sandals.ĭelicate touches abounded in this welcome direction for the designer famed for his va-va-voom silhouettes.
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But the looks departed quickly - and thankfully - from this rather unsubtle idea towards light shirt dresses with segments of lace detailing.Ī white, loose proportioned dress had a stylish minimalist, almost clinical feel. Logo-emblazoned prints began the display. Lebanese designer-to-the-stars Elie Saab toned down his aesthetic for spring with a simple and tasteful collection. Morinaga said the idea of the show began when he was asked by Hosoda to create the virtual stage costume for a concert scene in "BELLE" (2021), his upcoming animated feature film. It was an interesting comment on how the digital world has affected the fashion industry. The designs' matching platform sandals were embellished with the same motif. They were made from vintage garments and hi-tech reflective fabrics that the house said were made using a special bonding technique. Polygonal silhouettes made from triangles of fabrics in his signature patchwork were immersed in the fictional universe of a sort of futuristic Japan.
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It was short fashion movie set in the land of "U" - with clothes that evoked the landmark sci-fi movie "Tron." The award-winning designer treated fashion editors to a collaboration with Oscar-nominated Japanese animation filmmaker Mamoru Hosoda. On Saturday, Morinaga did not disappoint. The fashion-forward house of Tokyo's Kunihiko Morinaga has built up a huge fan base in Japan for his daring concepts that merge art and fashion. The simplest looks were also some of the best, including a draped white gown with a beautiful dynamic whoosh of material. A trompe l'oeil gown had pale blue fabric "floating" abstractly on its front. To a plasma screen that projected blown-up images of architecture and textiles, models stood showcasing styles that almost defied description.ĭid the pale bridal dress with invisible scaffolding at the back resemble a tent, or was it meant to evoke a garment that had been hung out to dry on a clothesline? A giant white historic hat cut a fine shape, but on closer inspection was made out of a cuddly toy bearing the face of an old bearded man.īut while the humor was undeniable, there were also many moments of sublime fashion design. Mixing Glam Rock references from Westwood's 80s heyday with historic musing and a tongue firmly in cheek, Kronthaler created 66 pieces of fashion mayhem and put on one of the most fun shows this Paris fashion season. Here are some highlights of ready-to-wear collections for Spring-Summer 2022:Īndreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood was in typically eccentric form.
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Some of the world's top designers channelled humor, bright colours, innovative design techniques and even animated films for ever-imaginative displays. As weary fashionistas made it to the final sprint of Paris Fashion Week's 96 physical and digital spring-summer shows, Saturday's runways provided the spark to keep the energy going, despite rain and grey skies.