Paris Fashion Fall 2018 is coming to an end, leaving us a fashion victim with an unattainable void. If you are not ready to say goodbye to PFW, we recommend a last look at the ready-to-wear collections of Chanel, Miu Miu, and Louis Vuitton in fall 2018, as their fairy scenarios, unconventional inspirations and exploratory Aesthetics have a lot to tell us about the hottest trends next fall.
Put on your Explorer shoes and get ready to travel through space and time before our favorite PFW Fall 2018 shows !
Chanel Fall / Winter 2018-2019 RTW Collection
Okay, Chanel's Fall 2018 Runway Show was undoubtedly the most suggestive. For his fall collection in 2018, Chanel Creative Director Karl Lagerfeld took us to the forest, with the actual runway covered with leaves and moss (you just become speechless when you look at the pictures in the exhibition).
" I've always loved autumn. This is a kind of Indian Summer, with all the leaves. It's a nice atmosphere, "said Karl Lagerfeld of Vogue behind the scenes when asked about the collection and the scene pictured, and as far as the collection's basic equipment is concerned, all the new Chanel items, from clothing to accessories, were exquisite dipped in a romantic-autumnal mood, perfectly refined in all details.
The color palette of the Chanel fall collection 2018 was actually just autumn tones and warm textures (tweeds help), and all the linear silhouettes fit perfectly in Lagerfeld's new obsession with the coats and suits.
Although the finale of Chanel's collection brought iconic evening suggestions to the forest-like stage (which was inevitably less autumnal than the others), Chanel's main moodboard was heavily dedicated to the forest leitmotif, and unnecessarily, everyone loves it. By the way, track gold boots Chanel - they are destined to hottest items next fall
Miu Miu Fall / Winter 2018-2019 RTW Collection
Whether Miuccia Prada's interest turns away from the Millennials b If Generation Z is a young creator, or she's just embracing Demna Gvasalia's "anti-fashion" aesthetic for Balenciaga, there's no doubt that the Miu Miu collection was pretty peculiar in the fall of 2018.
Filled with sixties-inspired coats, frizzy hair, over-the-top denim, coordinates and that of de The eighties inspired aesthetics, which inevitably underscored the added value of the Miu Miu Fall 2018 collection, which was undoubtedly full of personality that nodded vigorously to many young women.
Whether you like glam rock outfits or individual it-items shown on the road, most Miu Miu Fall 2018 pieces will most likely be the right choice for you, and they'll surely come with you Overwhelm Confident Aura You will be proud to be proud.
Louis Vuitton Fall / Winter 2018-2019 RTW Collection
Louis Vuitton's Creative Director Nicolas Ghesqui ère quickly scored points for collection after collection, especially among those who were not too over taking his Louis Vuitton helmet enthusiast.
His latest Louis Vuitton collection in fall 2018, the gesture Presented at the PFW, it once again demonstrated its incredible craftsmanship and amazing stream of consciousness. His fashions led the catwalk show to an exploratory meditation on elegance and standard fashion in French chic.
The first thing to notice when browsing through the series is his Louis Vuitton Fall Collection 2018 was mostly conventional female, with the long skirts dominating the scene. That's why, while unveiling WWD behind the scenes, he has a clear concept in mind when designing the pieces.
"Sometimes we thought it was supposed to be stereotype clothing for men, but we forget that some very strong women wore very feminine outfits, and I also love this idea to explore this, to have women who have changed the world and which are not like men attracted. "
Although few trousers are found within the line, Louis Vuitton's aesthetic line has turned to the style of the cute, with a touch of military and Parisian style-inspired details that contrast beautifully with the pastel colors and soft lines of the collection. The new Ghesquière collection for Louis Vuitton is all the more astonishing that he did not reject the idea of conventionally masculine or even sexless clothing: he just wanted to thoroughly explore the concept of conventional femininity, and he ended up with one by Louis Vuitton's best to put put collections on stage.
Photos via Vogue
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