This is the fourth day at Paris Fashion Week, we have been extremely cautious presenting every fashion brand to you. This time we have the presentation by Lanvin and its Fall/Winter 2017-18 at Palais de Tokyo.
At Lanvin, Lucas Ossendrijver had lines of poetry circling waists: “It doesn’t matter right or wrong,” read one. He also splattered his spring collection liberally with patches, graphic bands, photo prints and symbols, including many arrows
Fall 2016 marks Lucas Ossendrijver’s 10th year designing for Lanvin. It’s an anniversary that has been eclipsed, it’s fair to say, by departures, both rumored and actual.
“It’s just a polo shirt,” Alber Elbaz said about the opening look for Lanvin’s spring show. Only this polo shirt, dramatically oversized, had been stonewashed intensively, with the most distressed parts crudely repaired with random stitches.
Andreas Kronthaler's “Body & Soul” brings Vivienne Westwood Spring/Summer 2027 to Paris with exposed bodies, rebellious tailoring, draped silhouettes and gloriously unconventional menswear.
Tyler Maher slips into Jitrois stretch leather for P.L.A.Y., a colorful campaign mixing bare skin, graphic biker jackets, cutouts and provocative Parisian menswear.
Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez bring relaxed American sportswear, bold color and playful proportions to LOEWE Spring/Summer 2027 menswear in Paris.
Pierpaolo Piccioli brings couture thinking into the everyday for Balenciaga Spring 2027, loosening menswear through wide trousers, featherlight outerwear, washed denim and explosive color.