Cas naked: Katy Perry paraded a risky dress on the Vogue catwalk in Paris

Vogue’s risky floral runway dress

After the close of Men’s Fashion Week and before the start of the Haute Couture Weekthe Place Vendôme in Paris was the scene of Vogue Worlda show full of celebrities and an incredible parade that was broadcast on-line. The big surprise? Katy Perry She took to the catwalk with an almost naked look.

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During the Showwhich celebrated one hundred years of French fashion and sportthe singer was part of the segment dedicated to the style and silhouettes of the 80s. Born in that decade, the singer burst onto the cobblestone stage with a kinetic and revealing dress from Noir Kei Ninomiya’s fall 2019 collection.

Katy Perry walked in Vogue World wearing an archival Noir Kei Ninomiya dress. (Video: Instagram/@voguemagazine)

This is a model made with black leather cutouts in the shape of flower petals joined at the tips, leaving suggestive openings, especially in the bust area. The skirt, meanwhile, is adorned with 3D floral tulle appliques in black and salmon.

Designs from other brands such as Saint Laurent, Junya Watanabe and Comme des Garçons They were also part of the past. The models were joined by a huge fleet of professional judokas and karatekas to pay tribute to the martial arts.

Decade by decade, this was Vogue World

Jared Leto, Anna WintourBad Bunny, Maluma, Rauw Alejandro and Diane Kruger were some of the personalities who gathered in the City of Light to enjoy this show in which the majority of attendees were celebrities.

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The opening was performed by a live symphony orchestra while members of the clothing workshops of major brands such as Armani, Balenciaga, Chanel, Dior, Givenchy or Jean-Paul Gautier They walked through the square dressed in white.

To the The 20s were dominated by cyclingas evidenced by the entry at full speed of a group of the French national team that was circling on bicycles around the center of the square, in the heart of which is a column that Coco Chanel he watched from his suite at the Ritz.

And Chanel was also precisely the brand with which the first models showed themselves in five dresses, three of them reissues of the 1924 collection and two of recent creation.

The decade of 1930 paid tribute to athletics and Balenciaga, on the occasion of the creation of his brand at that time. Simultaneously, another group recreated the mythical waiters’ march that the French capital witnesses every year.

Next, models dressed in swimsuits and with Jacquemus designs They recalled the 1940s, when the bikini first appeared. The transformation to the ‘New Look’ came with Dior in the 50sas shown by the riding outfits on display and also worn by Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid while they toured the surrounding area on horseback.

That sobriety, which is still latent in the immaculate white typical of the ‘Space Age’ of André Courrèges and Paco Rabanne from the 60s, came to life in the 70s with Givenchy and its fluid layers. In the sporting field, this transition occurred with fencing and gymnastics and with choreographies in which the most relaxed movements were emerging.

They were followed in the following decade by the martial arts, of which the spectators were able to echo a sample while the pieces of Anthony Vaccarello inspired by the 80s and soccer, since it was in 1998 when France won a World Cup in that discipline for the first time.

The turn of the millennium was introduced with the Bad Bunny mini-concert and hits like ‘Titi asked me’ while a group of dancers performed a choreography with a racket in hand that encouraged the audience. Serena and Venus Williams They also came into action dressed as ‘Off-White’ and ‘Marine Serre’, respectively.

Barely a month before the opening of the Paris Olympic Games, on July 26, the end of the ceremony wanted to give an Olympic nod to what will be the new star discipline, the ‘breakin’, by the hand of Pharrell Williams designs for Louis Vuitton or Nike.

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