Parisort Couture Week 2025 Spring/Summer is a tapestry with a personal story and artistic expression, and each designer incorporates its own story into the structure of the collection. Let’s take a closer look at the impressive inspiration that defines the outstanding shows of this season.
Valentino
Alessandro Michele’s debut Valentino Auto Couture Collection was an academic exploration inspired by the concept of Umbert Eco’s infinity. Michele suggested that each of the 48 exteriors should be understood as a potential infinite catalog of words, and see a variety of references such as the 16th -century comedy delert actor Francescourreni and Mandarin Fish. Is blended. This approach brought a lect -like, deep intellectual collection. But what else do you expect from the most forced designer in today’s fashion? Of course, we are tolerant to mention bejeweled BDSM -style masks. Who wants?
Gaulaf Gupta
GAURAV GUPTA’s collection is a deeply personal proof of recovery and transformation beyond flames. Following the fatal fire accident that both Gupta and his partner Navikirato Sody, a fatal fire accident, led a healing journey. The theme of spirituality and playback was clear. It features a sculpture silhouette, noir pallet, boiled gold, and an angel white palette (it was said to be reminiscent of a bandage that was wrapped during recovery). Guupta emphasizes that this collection is a personal evidence of the resilience of us and infinite light. Megan the Stallion, who was sitting in the front row supporting GG, loved the fact that fashion and spirituality were very close to the collection.
She is not wrong -for the invitation, the designer sent a bowl that sings individual brass to everyone -a proof of finding life, creativity, and of course the madness of couture.
Rahre Michula
The Pale Blue Dot, Rahul Mishra’s collection, was deeply personal, looking back on the loss of his recent father. He inspired Karl Sagan’s reflection on the vulnerabilities of the earth to explore the sadness and hopeful themes. Michula explains the collection as a combination of dystopia, nightmares, sadness, and hope, and aims to create something meaningful in personal sadness. The mood board had a gold embroidery reproductive system, hinting the beginning of life itself. I want to see that we are displayed on a T -shirt that we all can wear! Among the crowds, there was Pierre Kado, a fictional eccentric designer of the famous Emily in Paris series. The best part -Two designers posed for photos behind the scenes. His review: 12/10, no note!
Schiaparelli
Some things in life are sacred. For example, at 10:00 am on the first day of Parisiuto Couture Week, it is always blocked for Spectacle in Shia Parelli. Thank you God for consistency. In terms of consistency, Daniel Roseberry brought the drama to the couture again. For the Haute Couture 2025 collection of Schiaparelli, Roseberry was inspired by the 1920s and 30s Madam Grace, Central Run, and other couture houses. Their method of destroying the body through the design was shown in a way that the bust fell on the waist, the clinoline came by waves, and the CORS prim was created to create an eye trick. The collection titled “ICARUS COUTURE” picked up the feathers of the saten, velvet, and more ribbons inspired by personal visits to the first Allendment shop in Paris. A ball -like shape instead of pearls. The idea was modern, but not minimal. We love designers who return the maximum to couture. And we love designers who can’t get inspiration from past greats.
Dior
The latest collection of MARIA GRAZIA CHIURI’s Diori was a stunning dance over time, inspiring a symbolic designer like the famous archives and Ivcentran. The show held at THE MUSEE Rodin features updated classics, such as Trapèzeline and Modern Fabrics cigareslouettes. The highlights contained a flowing cape with an organza wings, a embroidered silver coat, and a tulle skirt with a ray strimmed tulle skirt. However, the biggest topic of the show also included the background of the catwalk. All mobile phones that went up to take a picture of a beautiful couture would have taken care of surrealism artworks, a Litica merchant based in Mumbai. The venue exhibited large -scale textile installations by artists celebrating femininity and craftsmanship.
Giorgio Almani Prime
Giorgio Armani celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Auto Couture Line in an elegant show in Paris, where celebrities such as Demi Moore and Jessica Beer attended. The 90 -year -old designer announced the spring 2025 collection. This is a re -visiting the symbolic elements of the line, featuring a glittering black gown, asian -style fit jacket with complex embroidery, and a crystal encingtion full skirt. The use of pearls as a decoration reflected the repeated motif of the tranquility in Armani’s work. This show, held in a magnificent environment at the Armani Palace, emphasized the characteristic blends of Armani’s creativity and suppression, and emphasized the quality that transcends his design. The emotional highlights occurred when Armani took a bow and received a standing ovation from the audience.
Chanel
When Chanel was waiting for the new creative director Matie to board, the atelier held a colorful show in Grand Pale. However, it was Dua Lipa, who arrived in a black cape with a huge black velvet’s bow on a black velvet hair, and hugged Kokette Core.
Ellie Served
We love the big supermodel moments. The runway of Ellie Serve was displayed on Super model Candice Swanepoel, Romy Stridgest, and Joan Smalls. And what is better than a couture? There was a denim couture -Gown made of sturdy blue fabric, the holy grail of all modern women’s wardrobe. The sewn black flowers, the incredible tailoring, and the trail that could last for several days brought a new life into the couture. In addition, there was a front row to combine the runway -Eva Longolia, Rosie Huntington Whiteley, Sonam Capour Afja … We were able to last forever.
