Paris has one of the most frenetic social agendas. After its Men’s Fashion Week, the city hosts the most important event of the season: Haute Couture fall-winter 2024-2025.
With more than 30 parades on the calendar, crafts and savoir-faire They become the protagonists from June 24 to 27.
Schiaparelli inaugurated the long-awaited meeting, and Dior followed with its Olympic Greek goddesses in honor of the Games to be held in the French capital next July. As an appetizer that left you wanting more, on this second Tuesday day we continue exploring the calendar prepared by the Federation of Haute Couture and Fashion.
[El homenaje espacial de Schiaparelli y otros detalles del arranque de la Semana de la Alta Costura]
To the designer Charles Frederick Worth We owe him the pleasure of enjoying these creations every season for his idea of creating in 1858 the first Haute Couture house.
TO participants who adhere to the strict criteria of the Federation, We owe them the semi-annual thanks for each handmade creation and their more than 25 designs that they parade before the eyes of industry experts.
[Las ‘magas’ de Chanel toman la pasarela y convierten el circo en Alta Costura]
At Magas, we compile the main collections of the day on Tuesday, June 25, in case you missed them. From Chanel to Giorgio Armani Privé… and many others.
Charles Vilmorin, fantastic creatures
In charge of opening the agenda for the second day of Haute Couture, the French designer Charles Vilmorin discovers himself with his eponymous brand, launched after his time at the Rocha brand, exploring a world of fantasy and almost impossible designs.
Charles Vilmorin Haute Couture fall-winter 2024-2025
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A very prominent black color and a theatricality worthy of the best stages give life to this proposal full of fringes, ruffles and transparencies.
Chanel, to the Opera
One of the most anticipated shows, with the Opera Garnier in Paris as the setting and with the notable absence of the former creative director Virginie Viard.
The team proposal who has taken the helm of the house It rescues the origins of the 1920s and its close link with the world of the arts.
Chanel Haute Couture fall-winter 2024-2025
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Minimalism in suits tweed It contrasts with the volumes of the layers and the bow stands out as the main protagonist on pigtails, coats and waists that it delicately hugs.
[El homenaje espacial de Schiaparelli y otros detalles del arranque de la Semana de la Alta Costura]
Alexis Mabille, textile sculpture
Inspired by the sensuality and charm of burlesque queen, dancer and actress Dita von Teese, Alexis Mabille has created a collection where volumes coexist with minimalism in a wonderful universe of spectacle and nocturnality.
Alexis Mabille Haute Couture fall-winter 2024-2025
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Feather headdresses, golden hoods, shirt dresses, sequins… An eclectic mix typical of the diva’s dressing room that has inspired the creator of this collection.
Giorgio Armani Privé, the closing
Last but not least on this Fashion Tuesday, the Giorgio Armani Privé collection has arrived on the catwalk. A sober, elegant proposal, where women are drawn with sophistication.
Flowing satin champagne-colored pants, structured and balanced jackets that reflect the light… And a fade to black that makes the models parade dressed in the evening designs.
A must from the collection: the beret and the pearls. Of course, in its maximalist and individual expression.
