Showing posts with label Mugler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mugler. Show all posts
Paris Fashion Week: Mugler autumn/winter 2012
The presentation may have been gimmicky but Nicola Formichetti's latest collection for Mugler was more accomplished than ever.
See highlights from the Mugler autumn/winter 2012 collection
At first, all was quiet. The show was late. Then from one corner (there were four doors onto this catwalk) marched two girls with red-sprayed eyes in white furry balaclavas and undulatingly-peplumed white dresses with front-skirts of black stringy strands. Considering the five-inch heels they'd gone out in, their determined march was pretty speedy (keen-to-get-home-speedy), but then they looped around and back up and down the catwalk again, as if confused which platform they were after.
Solo, in pairs, or in larger groups they kept on coming, all from different doors and all wheeling around as if they were not entirely sure where they were heading - but were determined not to show it.
At first, all was quiet. The show was late. Then from one corner (there were four doors onto this catwalk) marched two girls with red-sprayed eyes in white furry balaclavas and undulatingly-peplumed white dresses with front-skirts of black stringy strands. Considering the five-inch heels they'd gone out in, their determined march was pretty speedy (keen-to-get-home-speedy), but then they looped around and back up and down the catwalk again, as if confused which platform they were after.
Solo, in pairs, or in larger groups they kept on coming, all from different doors and all wheeling around as if they were not entirely sure where they were heading - but were determined not to show it.
Paris men's fashion week spring/summer 2012: day one in pictures 1
EHUD
Italian label EHUD continued the futuristic theme with metallic fabrics and quirky styling.
Mugler
Creative director Nicola Formichetti and designer Sebastian Peigne take a bow at the end of the show.
Paris men's fashion week spring/summer 2012: day one in pictures
Runway shows from Mugler, Christian Lacroix and Arashi Yanagawa opened the proceedings for Paris men's fashion week.
Arashi Yanagawa
Green taffeta short-suits and pulled up socks provided an alternative spin on traditional tailoring.
