Walter Van Beirendonck Mens Fall/Winter 2015 Paris

Excellent and original start for Walter Van Beirendonck who once again all turned to him with his original and unique proposal for the Fashion Week in Paris, striking transparent tops with revolutionary phrases bringing a message that is what is happening in the world today. Walter Van Beirendonck provoques closed minds, and this parade of mix colors, utensils, chains, plastics, to make a peculiarly shaped coats, we always say that fashion and politics have been in previous events but Walter Van Beirendonck knew how to provoque you.

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