PFW only With the fall 2018 ready-to-wear collections by Elie Saab, Hermes and Sonia Rykiel, which primarily confirmed the label's pole position as a lifestyle trendsetter, the guys left us in a nostalgic and fun mood. Lively but mature, surprising and yet harmonious, the fashion houses' visions for the fall season of 2018 will not disappoint you, but look forward to the future of fashion.
Elie Saab Fall / Winter 2018-2019 RTW Collection
Have you ever thought of a grunge Elie Saab look? If so, how would the results look fashionable? According to Elie Saab's latest fall 2018 collection, presented a few days ago at PFW, a ninety-inspired, striped Elie Saab collection is already a reality, and basically everyone is living for it (we've picked it up).
The designer's grunge intentions were tangible (and audible) from the beginning of the show, when Elie Saab made his first creations along with one "Come As You Are" welcomed by Nirvana Cello Cover.
Soundtrack aside, then Elie Saab surprised us with a striking and balanced combination of standard dreamy aesthetics of Elie Saab, which of course also ruffles and tulle layers, princess-like Robes and edgy grunge leitmotifs such as denim jackets, leathery patterns and above all a sensual dark color palette contained his newly found heroin-chic fascination.
To top it off, he gave us his personal replica of the waist-high boots, Looser than those featured on the other PFW catwalk shows and the logomaniac madness that runs amok, instead of garnishing huge Elie Saab monograms everywhere, Saab favored subtle triple split S symbo He thought of his dresses and blouses and finally recalled his delicate feminine aesthetic.
Hermes Fall / Winter 2018-2019 RTW Collection
Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski impressed us with her impressive Hermes Fall Collection 2018, which was unveiled at PFW a few days ago e. Surrounded by a mesmerizing scenario that highlights the collection's structures and silhouettes, Hermes Fall Collection 2018 could be described as epitomizing the new, sophisticated era of the home.
The 54-piece collection by Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski was originally exquisite and visually appealing structured in harmonious leitmotivs The first is sensual, the second is tactically utilitarian and the last is devoted to an involuntarily urban-chic aesthetic.
The Hermes Fall 2018 collection was just soigné, but not too loud, almost all staples were able to satisfy every taste.
Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski's articles, which are to be combined with each other, are both a fashionable success and an integral part of our wardrobe bet many Hermes lovers are therefore legitimately on cloud nine.
Sonia Rykiel autumn / winter 2018-2019 collection RTW
Sonia Rykiel fall 2018 collection coincided with the 50th anniversary of the fashion house, and the fashion show was predictable, a large hard party.
Colorful, funny and warm, was the fall collection of Sonia Rykiel in autumn 2018 all about winter motives but they were bathed in euphoric colors and reminded us that girls just want to have fun (human rights) even in autumn and winter. Throughout her collection, Sonia Rykiel's creative director, Julie de Libran, also wanted to highlight women's rights movements.
"This year we're celebrating 50 years and 68 liberated women and giving them a voice," de Libra told WWD Backstage. "I wanted to show that I'm one of those women, it's about creativity through the clothes."
Inspired by the eighties and nineties, the line-up was therefore clearly bold and loud, with fur, stripe patterns, contrasting colors and sensual self-assured leather items.
Then, in order not to celebrate Sonia Rykiel unforgettable heritage, de Libran the runway models fit into one of four in the Running of the fashion house has revealed the eighties, which certainly left behind many tears in her eyes.
Founder Sonia Rykiel may not be physically here with us, but we're happy that her legacy is still alive and the fashion show is thriving after the fashion show!
Photos via Vogue
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