Neo-dandy
“There is a push to recreate the type of man who wants to dress well,“ explained GQ France fashion editor Adrien Communier.
The leader of the trend remains Kim Jones, who presented a sleek, graphic collection at Dior Homme, which was possibly his last.
At Louis Vuitton (LV), Pharrell Williams and Nigo combined their love of streetwear, whose one-time dominance continues to wane, with dandy aesthetics.
Communier said there is a push for men to dress well. – PIC FROM INSTAGRAM @PARISFASHIONWEEK
Several independent designers spoke out about the inauguration of Donald Trump for his second term as president, which occurred the day before the start of Fashion Week.
Notably, none of the big corporate-owned designers said anything and LVMH boss Bernard Arnault was given a prominent seat at Trump’s inauguration on Jan 20.
For his debut Paris collection, independent Californian designer Chavarria featured a highly critical speech by the Bishop of Washington, which upset the new president on Tuesday.
Comfort above all
“Despite the evolution of the suit, there is still a strong emphasis on comfort,“ added Communier.
At 3.Paradis, French designer Emeric Tchatchoua took comfort to the extreme with puffer jackets styled such as quilts and pillows.
Communier shared the fashion scene is heading back to something reminiscent of the 2010s, which is a decade largely defined by slim-fit trousers.
As expected for winter collections, dark tones prevailed, including brown, khaki, taupe, beige and cream.
There were pops of color, including a soft pink at Dior and bubblegum pink at LV and Kenzo. – AFP
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