It was a rare treat from a fashion master. The model’s hair was androgynously slicked back and her pastel thigh-high boots harked from outer space. A sheer toga gown that might have been worn to the Oscars in Ancient Rome, if there had been such a thing. On Thursday, diaphanous white fur poked out of brace boots on the outdoor runway while voluminous 3-D sleeves were fashioned in tactile pearly white. But this season Owens, the indefatigable U.S. But at times, despite the concept - or perhaps because of it - the styles seemed to lack a little in energy.īut there were still plenty of standout looks: Supermodel Gigi Hadid stole the show in a boho silver chain-mail gown that looked part “Game of Thrones,” part “Saturday Night Fever.”Īt his Paris show, there were of course all of Rick Owens’ usual ethereal monsters - elongated with peaked shoulders, draping, and sinews in fabric resembling flesh. Oversized white tuxedos added a welcome menswear touch to the sporty aesthetic. It appeared as cutouts on the side of a white sporty sheath dress, as eyelets, or as blue, orange, white and black inserts on gowns worn by models with long gelled hair as if they’d been dancing. The scene ushered in a collection that while not exactly disco, was a very Hearst-for-Chloe version of it: Pared-down and minimalist with occasional whooshes of the dance floor. Katie Holmes and other VIP guests fumbled to their block seating amid the house’s dim atmospheric lights, strewn with champagne coupes and disco décor. Here are some highlights of the spring-summer 2023 collections in Paris: designer, brought a softer touch to his display of creature-couture. PARIS: Chloe - the house that invented ready-to-wear - got almost ready-to-dance at Thursday’s installment of Paris Fashion Week as designer Gabriela Hearst developed disco fever, cracking open strobe lighting, colored 1970s disc motifs and grungy hair.Īnd this season Rick Owens, the indefatigable U.S.
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