Dear readers, in this post we're going to show you some of our favourite designs from the fashion show of the Haute Couture Fashion Week in Paris, We've been looking forward to one of the most exclusive fashion shows in the world. But as if that wasn't enough, we're not going to stop there: we're also going to tell you what jewellery you can combine these looks so that they are totally ideal.
Here we go!
The crazy glamour of the 1920s
As every year at this fashion show, we were once again fascinated by the Haute Couture collection from Christian Dior, which was presented during the first day of this Fashion Week. As we told you in the previous post, it was inspired by the American dancer, singer and actress Josephine Baker, the first black woman to star in a film, a true icon of the 1920s.
One of our favourite designs from this collection is the one we will now show you, which is defined by glitter and glamour at its best. With a minimal line and neutral colour, it describes, through a fine and elegant fabric, which captivates with its movement, the sophistication of the woman of the Roaring Twenties adapted to today's modern mentality. With what jewellery complement it? We've got it right, with one of our white gold chokers with pearls and diamonds, and a white gold and aquamarine ring.
Minimalist touches for an elegant feminine silhouette
He has done it again. The looks de la maison Chanel have won us over once again. During their fashion show, we have been able to see that the French brand has reinvented the short sleeve and has given prominence to tweed in their designs. But, although we don't want to say it too loudly, perhaps it's the dress we're talking about below, one of our favourites from the entire Paris Haute Couture show, that captured practically all of our attention.
Of a subtle cream colour, this short design with a minimalist touch is reminiscent of the classic jacket and at the same time elegantly defines the feminine silhouette.
With puffed sleeves, this design with sparkling details not only makes a woman look beautiful, but combined with the perfect accessories, it empowers her and makes her even more confident.
In terms of jewellery, this outfit is ideal to wear with one of our rings in yellow and white gold with diamonds. And top it off with these rose gold and black diamond earrings. The perfect jewellery.
Romantic and fanciful spirit
After a lengthy debate, we have decided that, from the second day of the Paris Haute Couture week fashion shows, we will choose one of the designs from the show by Armani Privé. Our beloved king of fashion, Giorgio Armani, has surprised us all with a fashion show where he has rendered tribute to the characters of the Commedia dell'Arte, as in the design we are going to show you below.
Fantasy and romantic spirit merge with the mocking and dramatic figure of the harlequin. Geometric motifs, transparencies, rhinestones and well-chosen textures make 16th century Italian theatricality the star of the show. A palette of pastel and powdered colours contrasts with the black of the night. A diamond-patterned jacket and straight-cut trousers that elegantly lengthen the silhouette. A design to combine with earrings in yellow gold with diamonds, rose quartz and topaz and a ring in rose gold and tourmaline. And with this jewellery, we couldn't love it more!
Fashion goes partying!
Once again, the creative director of Valentino, Pierpaolo Piccioli, Pierpaolo Piccioli, pushed the limits of spectacle during the show. His collection, called Le Club Couture, was a veritable explosion of creativity. His designs are created to attract attention, to make women feel unique, exceptional and free.
This dress, which we will now show you, has fascinated us because it transmits elegance and sobriety through the colour black, We often end up choosing this one to wear to a party. We also love the fact that, with the feathers added to decorate the design, it takes us to a world of enchantment and fantasy.
With a masculine cut, this dress is inspired by one of our favourite wardrobe staples, the blazer. Its perfect complement is a ring we're in love with, the one in rose gold, green sapphires and diamonds. When's the next party? We want to wear it now!
Structured and dramatic silhouettes
An industrial building hosted the parade of Alexandre Vauthier. It was clear that his fashion show was going to surprise us, and it did. Oversize lines, sequins, midi dresses, long coats, short fluffy jackets in candy pink, pine green or black accompanied the models who walked down the catwalk created in this concrete and brick environment. Amazing!
But let's talk about the next design. Pure fashion. In pure black, with a lot of sobriety and elegance, This jacket suit delighted not only those lucky enough to attend the show in person, but also us. The maxi shoulder pads give a structured XL silhouette to the woman, giving her an extra dose of drama to her look. look.
International Andalusian inspiration
And although we've left it until last, it's not because we liked it the least in this Paris Haute Couture fashion show. On the contrary, it's because the good things are long overdue. Our Andalusian Juana Martín returned for the second consecutive year to this international fashion show.
Your collection Origins has impressed us all. Inspired by the cliffs of Nerja and with a flamenco feel, it has paid tribute to our beloved Andalusia with absolute mastery. Hats off to her. With designs full of ruffles, textures, volumes and polka dots, The aim was to evoke the sea off the coast of Malaga. And he succeeded fully.
The following dress is one of our favourites. It elegantly combines Andalusian roots with the contrast of black and white. The polka dots leave no one indifferent and the decoration in the form of leaves merging with the scenery seems to us more than ideal.
The jewels that go perfectly with this dress are this black diamond and ruby snake bracelet and the ring from our collection Skyline Times Square in white gold and diamonds. They are, without a doubt, the perfect accessories to complete this wonderful design by Juana Martín.
So, this is it, our particular fashion show. These were our favourite designs from the Parisian catwalk. What were yours?
