This season Y/Project further established itself as the bleeding edge between streetwear and prêt-à-porter. Cable-knit, tartan, and encrusted pieces made their way down a red-carpeted runway.
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This season Y/Project further established itself as the bleeding edge between streetwear and prêt-à-porter. Cable-knit, tartan, and encrusted pieces made their way down a red-carpeted runway.
Energetic and youthful, Afterhomework presented an unconventional look at uniforms and ruching.
Football meets couture in a highly embellished and innovative collection from Koche.
The cool cats were out in force at Wendy Jim S/S 18 with plenty of smart tailoring and punk referencing.
Full of glitz, Cormio hosted a party for all her favourite ladies celebrating unconventional femininity.
Anne Sofie Madsen shows a smart and utilitarian approach that recognizes the past but also looks towards the unknown.
Against the greys of the Seine, Ottolinger presented a sexy and distressed collection.
Taking couture to the street, Lutz Huelle explores looks for every everyday occasion.
What to do when your venue bails on you last minute? Take it underground and host a guerrilla show in the Paris metro.
Aalto celebrates the feminine form alongside mannish tailoring whilst highlighting on important issues regarding sustainability.
Y/Project finds unexpected beauty in the mundanity of suburban life focusing in on exaggerated workwear and deconstructing the tracksuit.
A glorious celebration of all over colour, Sies Marjan treated us to a romantic, luxurious but importantly wearable collection.
A love letter to the early noughties, Barrágan presents a tongue-in-cheek collection featuring tribal tats, low waistlines and hyper sexualised silhouettes.
Since their beginning, Hardeman has been challenging the idea of jeans and denim. Their SS18 collection is no exception.
Hyun explored volumes, textures, vibrant colours and exaggerated lengths and cut-outs.
Attitude and personality become the focus point of Avellano's design silhouette by infusing reality into the creations.
Inspired by the fact that one of Vibskov's performers actually fell a sleep during last seasons show he decided to investigate the topic closer.
Their second collection breaths references from their middle eastern culture and diosyncratic sense of dressing which they got from their fathers who respectively came from Turkey and Pakistan.
As always Henrik Vibskov's mixing idea is as sparkling as finely woven dancing salami on ivory sweater.
A perfect example of deconstructed fashion, the burnt garments and melted metal handbags in Ottolinger's collection convey a destructive beauty which coordinates nicely with the rebellious attitude from the marijuana pattern.
