Alexis Mabille Haute Couture A/W 2015 -2016 Collection – The Epitome of Elegance ,Class and Glamour!
Alexis Mabille had shown his Haute Couture Collection in Palais Garnier, in Paris, 8 July 2015 ,
in Paris Haute Couture Week.
Alexis Mabille had shown his Haute Couture Collection in Palais Garnier, in Paris, 8 July 2015 ,
in Paris Haute Couture Week.
Dutch duo Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren tried to put the question to rest by wrapping their latest couture creations in giant picture frames and blank canvasses — an ingenious, creative and hilarious idea.
The bespectacled designers stood at the foot of the white, sanitized catwalk holding squashed white-framed canvass shapes crushed into abstract, often A-line, skirts. A model would appear, wearing nothing but a plain loose indigo minidress, and get „framed“ by the designers, who fitted her into the skirt.
Beyond getting fashionistas chuckling, they produced some very thought-provoking looks — like a jagged trapeze shape with one arm out and the other arm’s hand jutting wonkily up like a cubist work of art.
Then blue and other colors were splashed on the canvasses, which developed gilded, gold frames.
The show was a work of art. The Art of Haute Couture Creations! With their Show Viktor&Rolf answerd Couture’s most existential question- Fashion sould, must! be considered Art! A wearble Art, the Art to wear, independent of Collections, i mean Haute Couture is a Art and also prét-a´-porter collections are a wearble Art!
But now we are speaking about the most important Fashion Events of the Year, exactly about Haute Couture Week.
Let us enjoy Viktor&Rolf Haute Couture autumn/winter 2015-2016 Show!
Bagpipe music, dark lighting, and sailor inspired looks all debuted at the new Jean Paul Gaultier Fall/Winter 2015 couture collection in homage to Bretagne, a region in France still full of tradition.
Stunning art forms with intricate details from top to bottom with huge ball gowns, Anna Cleveland debuted the final wedding gown and it certainly deserved around of applause. Gaultier and Cleveland danced down the runway hand and hand to the song „In The Navy“ by Village People.The Breton stripe, as worn by sailors, has become synonymous with Jean Paul Gaultier over the years.
So Wednesday’s fall-winter couture collection – inspired by the French region of Brittany – seemed like a wholly natural place for the French designer.
The results were more theatre than couture. But the exuberant couturier produced a highly infectious presentation, replete with an entire traditional Breton orchestra performing bagpipes on the runway, crepe-makers handing out delights and one model marching theatrically down in a giant patchwork couture explosion with a tube wig that had one guest weeping with laughter.
The collection saw lashings of Breton stripes, in blue and white tights, sheer black velvet blouses – and traditional lace Breton tube hats in exaggerated heights.
The Celtic Circle defined many of the silhouettes – appearing as giant circle skirts often embroidered in traditional patterns – and one gold show-stopper with black feather fringing.
Stunning art forms with intricate details from top to bottom with huge ball gowns, Anna Cleveland debuted the final wedding gown and it certainly deserved around of applause. Gaultier and Cleveland danced down the runway hand and hand to the song „In The Navy“ by Village People.
In the front row :
Catherine Deneuve applauded enthusiastically from the front row alongside American actress Michelle Rodriguez.
„I’ve loved Gaultier since I was in my twenties,“ Rodriguez told The Associated Press. „He’s just got always that edge, you know? He’s like an artist and he’s never scared.“