Paris Fashion Week saw two iconic fashion houses, Christian Dior and Saint Laurent, draw inspiration from the 1960s in their latest collections. Christian Dior paid tribute to the revolutionary Miss Dior line, while Saint Laurent showcased transparent sheer outfits reminiscent of its founder's signature style.
Saint Laurent's collection featured see-through dresses, a trend that has been popular among celebrities in recent times. The brand used materials like mist to create a daring and provocative look, staying true to Yves Saint Laurent's vision of minimal distance between fabric and skin.
The show attendees, including notable figures like Kate Moss and K-Pop star Jisoo, were treated to a display of chiffon, lace, and tulle, offering a risque take on luxury nightwear. The collection coincided with the Sheer exhibition at the Yves Saint Laurent Museum.
On the other hand, Christian Dior presented a monochrome and beige collection that paid homage to the launch of the Miss Dior line in 1968. The collection featured a mix of fabrics ranging from gabardine to denim, celebrating a new vision of femininity for liberated women.
The day also showcased the elegant stylings of Victoria and Tomas, a Spanish fashion duo inspired by Auguste Rodin's 'The Kiss.' Their collection incorporated knotted details and scarves into dresses, drawing inspiration from classical sculpture.
Paris Fashion Week continues to be a platform for designers to showcase their creativity and pay tribute to fashion history. The event brings together industry insiders, celebrities, and fashion enthusiasts to witness the latest trends and innovations in the world of haute couture.
