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Paul & Joe Men’s Spring 2023 Paris

Today Paul & Joe Introducing Spring 2023 Menswear collection...

Paul & Joe Spring/Summer 2018 Paris

A medley of music inspired Sophie Mechaly’s spring collection for Paul & Joe — think Elvis Presley, Sheryl Crow, Kid Rock and Liberace all rolled into one, with a bit more thrown in.

Paul & Joe Spring/Summer 2017 Paris

The Paul & Joe show took place on a barge-cum-nightclub, where the models also disembarked to the adjacent embankment, expanding the runway into public space on a Friday at dusk. It was a friendly gesture—somewhat akin to Givenchy’s Spring ’16 dockside defilé—that wouldn’t have been possible three weeks ago when this stretch of the city was submerged under a swollen Seine.

ROSEAUX SAUVAGE

Stunning photography by Sharif Hamza "Roseaux Sauvage" is the new fashion editorial available on Vogue Hommes September 2015 starring by Bram Valbracht. Realization by Darcy Backlar.

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