The brand juxtaposes two sets of photos with different styles side by side for comparison, highlighting the theme of exploring fluidity and the power of individuality this season through the different atmospheres presented, encouraging diverse perspectives and the will for free expression.
Jacquemus' 2021 autumn collection is themed "LA MONTAGNE," drawing inspiration from natural mountain scenery and blending it with avant-garde modernist thinking, bringing an visually stunning cardigan.
In the 2021 autumn/winter collection, LOEWE took inspiration from Joe Brainard's work and released the hardcover book "A Show in a Book," allowing everyone to delve into the world of this American artist and explore the brand's fashion creativity.
Louis Vuitton uses clothing to span the past, present, and future, creating a cross-temporal dialogue to witness the importance of culture and history.
Conducting a fashion show in a high-altitude outdoor environment, Miu Miu itself is synonymous with bravery.
The collection combines two inspirations, one being Virginie Viard's love for skiing holidays, and the other being a very cool Parisian chic style that has continued from the 1970s to the present day.
This season, Dior's inspiration comes from the gothic fairy tale "The Bloody Chamber" by British feminist writer Angela Carter and Perrault's fairy tales. Maria Grazia Chiuri, through the lens of fairy tales, depicts a diverse range of female figures.
Creative Director Paul Andrew draws inspiration from classic science fiction films to create a series of futuristic fashion pieces, guiding models through a journey between virtual and reality, presenting a collection that is unconventional and breaks traditional boundaries.
Even though this is still a fashion show without an audience, it is still a brilliant performance. Models appear one after another under the spotlight, kicking off a stylish and romantic fashion journey.
"PRADAness is Miss Prada" in the eyes of Marc Jacobs, PRADAness embodies both masculine concepts and feminine charm, which is also a direct reflection of Miuccia Prada's personal characteristics, and it is her that has achieved the current Prada.
Kim Jones refers to this collection as "Real Clothes," releasing a total of 54 looks focusing on black, white, gray, khaki, caramel, and other main colors. These elegant and neutral tones are actually inspired by the wardrobes of the five Fendi sisters. He believes that the women in the Fendi family are wise and hardworking, and this collection is his tribute to them.
