LOUIS VUITTON
Designer Marc Jacobs did not design this collection as a farewell to Louis Vuitton although I beg to differ. The runway sparkled. Creative director Jacobs wanted to bring the "Showgirl" out in every one of them in all black and tons of embellishments. Jacobs dedicated the collection to Paris with the dark background and tons of shimmer. I loved the occasional pop of denim to modern the collection up and head pieces. It was amazing. Bravo Marc Jacobs, you've outdone yourself.
MIU MIU
This collection was a mash up of the 60's and 70's, the ugly and pretty part of it.
Although there is something sweet about candy colored coats, thick knit stockings and colored Mary Janes. With colorful prints of birds and flowers and sequined boots it gave Miu Miu some quirky appeal to the runway.
Looks like it will be a youthful spring!
HERMES
Clothes for the tropics was the inspiration behind this collection. Designer Christophe Lemaire closed the spring fashion season with sophistication and chicness. The collection focused on keeping it simple with strong silhouettes, colorful prints, slouchy pants, belts, jackets, leather and of course handbags.
The collection was very simple but far from boring.
ZADIG & VOLTAIRE
Designer Cecilia Bonstrom opened the show with a series of leather mini's and a cool girl attitude.
When paired with tough boots the collection gets a tomboy edge and I loved it. I wanted to be this girl.
Thank you Paris Fashion Week.
It was by far my favorite.
xo.
Mercedes B
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