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Front Row at Paris Fashion Week - Immersive Experiences with Saint Laurent, Noe Bernacelli and many more

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Welcome to the exhilarating world of Paris Fashion Week, where the streets are alive with the pulse of creativity and innovation. Join us on a journey through the highlights of this extraordinary event, divided into two parts: Part 1, where we delve into the mesmerizing runway shows organized by the Global Fashion Collective, and Part 2, where we explore the captivating exhibitions that offer a deeper insight. Let's dive in!



Part 1: The Runway Shows

In the heart of Paris, amidst the grandeur of Fashion Week, we found ourselves immersed in a world where creativity knows no bounds. Organized by the Global Fashion Collective, the runway shows were a testament to the organization's commitment to showcasing emerging and established talent from around the world.

From the absolute stunning detailed designs of NOE BERNACELLI to the all natural-dyed silk creations of MORI WO ORU, each designer brought their unique vision to the runway. SAQUI stunned with their three-dimensional forms with volume, while LJR BE YOURSELF captivated with their "Touch the sky" collection .

IKABUTONI showcased their sustainable fashion line and KALOKUMA's collection ingeniously fused elements of nature and transformation. MEE's spring-inspired collection breathed life into the runway with fresh floral prints , while UNSERTEN presented a avant-garde collection that was both edgy and refined. And of course, the Lolita elegance of HIROKO TOKUMINE and the romance of NAE ATELIER' wedding dress collection left a lasting impression.

Noe Bernacelli


Part 2: Exploring Exhibitions

Beyond the runway shows, Paris Fashion Week also offered a glimpse into the rich history and legacy of fashion through its exhibitions.


The Saint Laurent Transparences exhibition, designed by the architect Pauline Marchetti, whose work explores the intersection of perception and space, showcasing designs by the legendary Yves Saint Laurent, which was presented at the The Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris. The exhibition was a masterful showcase of the brand's iconic designs. From the iconic topless sheer blouse from the couturier’s spring-summer 1968 collection, to the black chiffon dress with a belt of ostrich feathers from the following collection. Each of the 40 piece spoke to the timeless sophistication of the Saint Laurent brand.




"I've worked for quite some time now with diaphanous fabrics. The important thing is to maintain their mysterious nature... I think I've done the best I could for the liberation of women. I created clothes that were perfectly in sync with the twenty-first century" Yves Saint Laurent

Meanwhile, the exhibition by IRIS VAN HERPEN offered a more contemporary perspective, showcasing the Dutch designer's cutting-edge creations. It was a surreal experience to see dresses worn by icons such as Beyoncé at the Renaissance Tour and Grimes at the Met Gala up close, each piece a testament to Van Herpen's bold and boundary-pushing approach to fashion.


As we reflect on our time at Paris Fashion Week, we are reminded of the boundless creativity and innovation that defines the world of fashion. The Global Fashion Collective's dedication to providing a platform for emerging designers ensured that each show was a dynamic and diverse celebration of talent from around the globe. Paris truly is the beating heart of the fashion world, and we can't wait to see what the future holds for this dynamic industry.

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