Paris Fashion Week 2022-23 Fall/Winter Collections

Paris Fashion Week 2022-23 Fall/Winter: Paris Fashion Week, which is both the last leg and the longest running in the fashion world, has started. While the 2022-23 Fall/Winter collections reflect the French elegance with the nobility of black, sporty touches add a modern touch to classic looks.

Paris Fashion Week 2022-23 Fall/Winter

Off-White

After Virgil Abloh, who passed away last year and deeply saddened the fashion world, this fashion show was of particular importance. The collection, where we can easily see Abloh’s creative mind and the dedication of his team, invites us to the space age. The surprise haute couture details in the designs prepared by embracing the main codes of street fashion take this fashion show beyond being just a show. Especially in the second act, many famous models from Bella Hadid to Cindy Crawford, from Amber Valletta to Helena Christensen walked for Abloh in Off-White’s fashion show.

Dior

Maria Grazia Chiuri balances the elegance of Dior with strong armor in the 2022-23 Fall/Winter fashion show. The refined stance created by tulle and lace creates a new code with long leather gloves and body-hugging protectors. In the collection, where the sporty stripes make themselves felt, the inspiration of the future world meets the roots of the brand. The designs touched by the movie Dune reflect the power of women with Chiuri’s vision and take us out of the route we are used to.

Saint Laurent

Anthony Vaccarello brought us together with all the reflections of this noble color with his 2022-23 Autumn/winter collection dominated by black. While the silhouettes that create a minimalist and strong attitude are integrated with the shine of silver, they almost teleport us to the 90s era. Capturing a mystical elegance as well as restrained, Vaccarello has succeeded in capturing a much clearer and unwavering atmosphere with this collection. The designs, in which accessories are also heavily present, rise to timelessness with satin and chiffon transitions.