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Rick Owens Spring 2027: In This Column (opens the original)
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Rick Owens is not the kind of fashion designer who needs to take exotic inspiration trips: a one-block stroll down to the Basilica of Saint Clotilde will suffice. “I’m not a religious person. I just go because it’s a beautiful old building in Paris. It is an extension of my living room, almost,” he said backstage before his spring show, pointing at one of his stone-colored column dresses and disclosing its origin. “That is in one of the old, grimy, dark paintings in that basilica that I see almo
Balenciaga Spring 2027: Stitch Fixation (opens the original)
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Pierpaolo Piccioli received some tepid reviews for his haute couture debut for Balenciaga in July, and he’s among several designers this Paris season dogged by exit rumors. So it was heartening to learn during a preview that rather than wavering, he’s forging ahead on his “couture as culture” approach, transporting a stitching technique he employed for his Kelly green corseted couture gown — no boning required — into such everyday garments as shirts, T-shirts and leather jackets. Fashion’s trick
EXCLUSIVE: LVMH Promotes Leather Goods Executive to CEO of Pucci (opens the original)
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Underscoring the strength of the management bench at LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the French luxury giant is promoting Louis Vuitton executive Clara Boissonnas to chief executive officer of Pucci, effective Jan. 1. She is to succeed Saar Debrouwere, whose next assignment at the group is to be revealed in due course, according to an internal announcement seen by WWD. At Pucci, Boissonnas is to report to her current boss: Pietro Beccari, chairman and CEO of LVMH Fashion Group and chairman and
Chloé Spring 2027: Broderie Anglaise — and Other Obsessions (opens the original)
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In recent rounds of fashion musical chairs, some creative directors landed at heritage houses that don’t sync up with their natural creative expression and aesthetics. Feel free to make your own lists, but it’s doubtful Chemena Kamali will be on many, for she lives, breathes and incarnates Chloé to an uncanny degree. During a preview on Tuesday, her long, wavy hair cascading over the ruffles of her vintage Chloé broderie anglaise blouse, she cracked open a giant volume of Swiss embroidery sample
Balmain Spring 2027: Slinking Around (opens the original)
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Antonin Tron’s excavation of the Balmain archives led to the discovery of backstage photos by Mark Shaw from 1954 that — minus the pinch-waist midcentury silhouettes — feel very current. (Fashion shows behind the scenes have always been messy and chaotic apparently.) What got his fashion juices flowing was the deshabille — revealing corsets, bare backs, and the more sensual side of Pierre Balmain’s legacy, which Christophe Decarnin also dug into roughly 20 years ago. Also on Tron’s spring mood b
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