Dior Haute Couture
Dior Haute Couture
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Dior Haute Couture Raf Simons wowed with angelic white dresses, dramatic fur sleeves and side-fastened columns — in a faux-glass stage set.
Image Credit: Structure photograph by Stéphane Feugère; outdoor fashions by Kuba Dabrowski; white gown by Giovanni Giannoni Dior Haute Couture: Raf Simons wowed with angelic white dresses, dramatic fur sleeves and side-fastened columns — in a faux-glass stage set.
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  Resort, the season that just won’t end, opened in early May and rolls into July, so why not take advantage? While the ever-elusive Priestess of Cool Chic Phoebe Philo took her usual Garbo approach to showing Céline — “come, but no pictures” — the great Goddess of Cool Chic, Miuccia Prada, went the reverse route. She commissioned “Miu Miu club,” a rollicking, raucous, star-studded — from But to some of us, Couture Week is still first and foremost about the clothes. the endlessly glamorous Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell to 15-year-old Kiernan Shipka — party for the joint purpose of showing the brand’s resort collection and launching its first fragrance (lily of the valley and peppery accents; girly blue- aAnd-red bottle). h, the beauty world. MAC muscled into the week with a party in col- laboration with Giambattista Valli. And there were anniversaries to note: Lancôme (80th) and Viktor & Rolf (Flower Bomb fragrance, 10th). There were (or will be) parties (amfAR) and other openings as well — Tory Burch and Elie Saab stores; Louis Vuitton’s La Galerie, a private museum to showcase the house goods. But to some of us, Cou-
Image Credit: Runway by Stéphane Feugère, backstage by Delphine Achard, silhouette by Giovanni Giannoni Giambattista Valli:
The designer embellished his party clothes with crystals, feathers and embroidery. -
Miuccia Prada showed Miu Miu resort and launched a fragrance wit
Image Credit: Giovanni Giannoni Miuccia Prada showed Miu Miu resort and launched a fragrance with
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Image Credit: Runway by Stéphane Feugère, silhouette by Giovanni Giannoni Schiaparelli:
Bertrand Guyon’s debut was an ode to Elsa: a balance
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Image Credit: Runway by Stéphane Feugère, inset by Delphine Achard, dress by Giovanni Giannoni Atelier Versace:
Donatella Versace embraced evening with graceful, pretty silhouettes. -
Dice Kayek Couture Fall 2015
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Ece Ege paid homage to Seventies nightlife with Pop Art embroideries and updated tuxedoes. -
Ralph & Russo Couture Fall 2015
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Tamara Ralph channeled an enchanted fairy tale of “young tsarinas” in evening gowns. -
Ulyana Sergeenko Paris Couture July 2015
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Sergeenko:
The designer paired Russian aristocrats with working-class folks — to decadent effect.