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As Paris swooned, fashion entered something of a flow state, with couturiers flexing on the runway and onlookers doing anything they could to keep cool.
Category: Couture Fashion Week
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Iris van Herpen Reaches for the Stars
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For Iris van Herpen, couture is a laboratory as much as a runway. Our chief fashion critic, Vanessa Friedman, takes us inside this Dutch designer’s latest Paris show — from sci-fi-inspired gowns to an audacious attempt at a dress made of charged plasma.
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Balenciaga’s Couture Was Beautiful, But Very Familiar
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Pierpaolo Piccioli’s debut couture was beautiful, but very familiar.
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At Fendi, Solving the Fur Problem
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In her Fendi debut, Maria Grazia Chiuri makes the case — and wrestles with a complicated legacy.
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Dior’s Couture Show in Paris
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Jonathan Anderson’s latest couture collection may have left some clues about Taylor Swift’s wedding dress. Our chief fashion critic, Vanessa Friedman, discusses the most memorable looks from the show.
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At Chanel, Matthieu Blazy’s Alternative to Ozempic Dressing
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Matthieu Blazy goes beyond the super sucked-in, laced-up styles of the moment. It’s actually not a fairy tale.
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Dior and the Taylor Swift Wedding Effect
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Were there clues to the dress in the brand’s couture show?
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Couture Is the Place to Find Fantastic Creatures
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Schiaparelli and Valentino turn the runways of Paris into a surreal experience.