6 impressive collections from Paris Fashion Week SS2020

Louis Vuitton show closes S/S 2020 season in Paris this year. “This is part of French history, which is very interesting both from the point of view of art and in the context of the emancipation of women and, of course, Proust’s literature,” he explained. It is also a period that coincided with the birth and rise of Louis Vuitton home.

Miu Miu. Miuccia Prada showed a real improvised theater on the catwalk. The designer showed how non-banal cropped cardigans on one shoulder or with a figured cut can be made from ordinary gray knitwear. The catwalk featured leather colored skirts with elongated suede vests with fur decor, knitted silhouette dresses with small ruffles and trouser business ensembles.

Chanel. This time Virjinia Viar turned the Grand Palais into the streets of Paris, or rather its roof. Roofs - one of the symbols of Paris, which is also associated with youth and carefree. There were mini skirts and shorts, denim and also the unchanging tweed, from which jackets, dresses and overalls were sewn. 

Comme des Garçons. Rich historical brocades, three-dimensional flowers, shiny jacquards and soft fluffy skirts - all things in the line are devoted to escapism, maximalism, reverence for the secret skills of the human hand.

Giambattista Valli. In the new season Giambattista has united his two main passions of life: women and flowers. Along the catwalk at the Museum was decorated by magnificent bouquets of wildflowers, models faces were adorned with freshly cut orchids.

Stella McCartney. From year to year, Stella McCartney creates clothes that carry the message “do no harm,” in particular to animals. It should be noted that clothing made of leatherette and accessories made from recycled materials of her authorship look no worse than the most expensive genuine leather. All the silhouettes in the collection look relaxed and sensual - the company’s signature feminine label. Stella creates clothes for the free-spirited, wild and those who like to take risks.