![]() There were a multitude of fair trade programs highlighted for ready-to-wear, handbags and accessories, plus updates on the brand’s environmental impact goals, which include ensuring that 90% of the shoe SKUs are lower-impact (95% of the shoe leather offer is sourced from LWG-certified tanneries). ![]() On foot, moto boots with buckles and thick silver zippers were left unzipped in the middle for an undone look.īut it was a long list in the show’s notes, of updates on environmental and social impact, that show Hearst’s vision is firmly rooted in the future. Creative director Sarah Burton explored cross-gender moments, creating corsets out of masculine moto and denim materials and details (another was also styled over a menswear white tailored shirt and black tie), putting both men and women in the same sharp-shoulder, double-breasted suiting and exploring other shoulder shapes in all-gender garments (leather and khaki trenches), overcoats and full-skirted anoraks.Įvening wear went dramatic in volume, using the same angular corset to a higher neck -nearly covering the face - on a strapless gown with a high-low bubble hem, while embellished ![]() Courtesy of Stella McCartneyĪlexander McQueen returns to Paris Fashion Week with sharp, masculine tailoring and moto bootsĪfter three years and a handful of seasons either virtual or traveling, Alexander McQueen made its return to Paris Fashion Week, with a collection of ultra-sharp tailoring that made the rest of the season’s stoic uniforms seem a little more dull. ![]() Stella McCartney fall winter ’23 at Paris Fashion Week. New handbags were made with Mirum – a plant-based, plastic-free and circular alternative to animal leather, while S-Wave and Frayme bags were rendered in crocodile-effect AppleSkin, made using apple waste from the food industry, alongside the inaugural Frayme Mylo mycelium-based bag in white. Overall, the collection was made from 89% responsible materials, making it McCartney’s most conscious winter collection ever. The collection was not without its notes on sustainability, of course. They were worn with double-breasted, fully lined coats, scarves and cape sweaters in a hairy yarn feature a jacquard inspired by the earthy tones of Stella’s first horse, Harmony. It was a nod to her mother Linda, who was a frequent rider (“I would travel only by horse, if I had the choice,” was a quote from the late photographer listed by daughter in the show notes).Īmidst the ponies, models wore over-the-knee riding boots accented with brand’s well known Falabella chain detailing, paired with the hit bags. There, McCartney brought real, live ponies provided by renowned horse whisperer and rescuer Jean-Francois Pignon. She did so by holding her fall winter ’23 runway show at the historic Manège de l’École Militaire, France’s oldest riding school. The designer wanted to pay homage to love, more specifically that of mothers, daughters and sisters. Lori Harvey Updates Fall Style for Chanel’s Spring 2024 Show With Cap-Toe Knee-High Boots Stella McCartney brings out the horses
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