To inaugurate the fashion weekSaint Laurent and Louis Vuitton, today it is Dior’s turn. Controversy over Clavicular’s participation in the 424 show.
Not even time to digest what was seen between Florence and Milan, before fashion lands in a red-hot Paris. In fact, due to the anomalous heat, several fashion houses, including Rick Owens, were forced to move the fashion shows to less torrid times so as not to jeopardize the show and the public. But it’s not just the climate, 424, the stylistic creation of Guillermo Andrade, has thought about heating up the temperature, dividing the audience by having Clavicular, alias Branded Peters, the theoretical streamer of Looksmaxxing philosophy with Incel opinions, open his show. To calm things down, it took, first, the ultra-glam parterre of Saint Laurent, with guests Madonna, Kate Moss and Charlie In detail, the show of LVMH’s flagship brand reaffirmed its leadership, bringing to the stage a highly desirable vision, Williams’ dandies are real surfers, including the athletes Mikey February and Julian Wilson, who move away from classic iconography and speak the language of today, between luxury and wavewear with an eye to sustainability: the French fashion house supports Regeneration 2030, the Coral Gardeners’ project to repopulate the marine flora in Polynesia, supporting the transplanting 1,000 corals in the Tiaia site and contributing to the restoration of 250 square meters of coral habitat by 2026. With 33 fashion shows and around forty presentations, including the big Givenchy and Hermès, the ville lumière today shows off a roi programme, which includes Dior, but also Meryll Rogge and Ami Paris, followed, until 28 June, by the most significant names of the menswear, from Rick Owens to Amiri; from Willy Chavarria to Vetements and Sacai.
