Showing posts with label PFW. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PFW. Show all posts

Monday, October 12, 2015

Nicolas Ghesquière's "Atari Teenage Riot" - Louis Vuitton Spring-Summer 2016


« The only limit is your imagination. »

The vocabulary of virtual worlds beckons us to initiate a quest, a maiden voyage, a heroic journey in which the protagonist gains strength, wisdom and character every step of the way. “Heroic Fantasy” is the perfect term to define these fabulous journeys. Fashion also participates in this same voyage of self-knowledge, freedom and discovering one’s own personalities.

This spring-summer 2016 collection is about stylistic role-playing, where the heroine passes through various sartorial levels and explores a universe of multiple atmospheres. In passing through these aesthetic levels, the entire evolution of a classic, urban wardrobe is gradually remastered, rooted in the illusion of materials that are, in fact, very real: linen, silk, leather, python and shagreen are “re-loaded” by the celebrated Maison’s “savoir-faire”.

With every world that our heroine experiences, the silhouette, constantly evolving, seeks to answer a
question. Gender fluidity? Modern romance? The power of the body? Absolute femininity? Louis Vuitton sets off to conquer the fascinating territory that is today’s woman, a complement of strength and fragility. And it offers up an exhilarating challenge: “The adventure depends on you.” (LV SS16 Press Release)

Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2016 Lookbook - Photographed by Juergen Teller
 in the Louis Vuitton Headquarters, Paris / 6th of October 2015
Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2016 Lookbook - Photographed by Juergen Teller
 in the Louis Vuitton Headquarters, Paris / 6th of October 2015
Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2016 Lookbook - Photographed by Juergen Teller
 in the Louis Vuitton Headquarters, Paris / 6th of October 2015
Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2016 Lookbook - Photographed by Juergen Teller
 in the Louis Vuitton Headquarters, Paris / 6th of October 2015
Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2016 Lookbook - Photographed by Juergen Teller
 in the Louis Vuitton Headquarters, Paris / 6th of October 2015
Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2016 Lookbook - Photographed by Juergen Teller
 in the Louis Vuitton Headquarters, Paris / 6th of October 2015
Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2016 Lookbook - Photographed by Juergen Teller
 in the Louis Vuitton Headquarters, Paris / 6th of October 2015
Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2016 Lookbook - Photographed by Juergen Teller
 in the Louis Vuitton Headquarters, Paris / 6th of October 2015
Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2016 Lookbook - Photographed by Juergen Teller
 in the Louis Vuitton Headquarters, Paris / 6th of October 2015

Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2016 Lookbook - Photographed by Juergen Teller
 in the Louis Vuitton Headquarters, Paris / 6th of October 2015
Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2016 Lookbook - Photographed by Juergen Teller
 in the Louis Vuitton Headquarters, Paris / 6th of October 2015

Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2016 Lookbook - Photographed by Juergen Teller
 in the Louis Vuitton Headquarters, Paris / 6th of October 2015
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Thursday, October 18, 2012

Playing with light and colour - ISSEY MIYAKE SS13 - Paris Fashion Week

Issey Miyake's Spring - Summer 2013 collection has proven to be yet another successful conquest for  Creative Director, Yoshiyuki Miyamae. Another revelatory and innovative show with a beautiful setting and mesmerizing colours and light reflections. 

Introducing a revolutionary technique in printing, using double-sided printing, Miyamae succeeded in creating a great optical illusion through his fabrics as well as showcase an incredible graphic performance. Mixing different colours, patterns, folds  and pleats the garments simply looked like they were dancing on the catwalk in the song of the playful light reflection. 

The new collection presented was integrated into the three categories: colour reflection, rhythm and resonance. The first category  was formed of the colourful, graphic group of dresses 'interplaying with bold colour blocks, achieved by double sided transfer printing', as mentioned in the press release.

The second category belonging to 'Colour rhythm' were the group of dresses that were created using pleated fabrics, constructing an added dimension and more texture. These clothes were conceived using the same innovative technique that was exemplified in Issey's AW12/13 collection :  with stream-stretch material; heat-sensitive fabrics that can be molded and defined with heat presses.

The last category of looks were part of  'Colour Resonance', that concentrated more on prints and the mixture between colours. 'Seasonal prints on square cut garments are put through a procedure of embroidery, heat pressing and yarn melting on ultra fine fabric, giving movement and texture, worn with multicoloured geometric print bottoms'.