The best looks from the Spring/Summer 2023 Couture shows in Paris

Jean Paul Gaultier by Haider Ackermann

Jean Paul Gaultier's latest guest couture designer is none other than the legendary Haider Ackermann, who hasn't shown his eponymous label for almost three years. Fortunately, his ready-to-wear already borders on couture, with a revealing eye for couture on the female (and male, by the way, hi Timothée Chalamet) body. Her dashing and stunning silhouettes are a lesson in restraint and form. With just over 30 looks, Ackermann delved into the Gaultier archives to create a collection reminiscent of the heyday of '90s modeling (think: strolling, spinning, posing and demonstrating the clothes' wonderful ability to create drama) . As one of the leading colorists of our time, Ackermann debuted bold feathers on razor-sharp suits, metallic bombers and a very epic eggplant dress that channeled photography from Diana Vreeland and Irving Penn. . The near-silence of the music let the clothes do the talking, delivering one of the most refreshing and clear-headed runway presentations we've seen in quite some time.—Kevin LeBlanc, Fashion Associate < /p>

The best looks from the Spring/Summer 2023 Couture shows in Paris

Jean Paul Gaultier by Haider Ackermann

Jean Paul Gaultier's latest guest couture designer is none other than the legendary Haider Ackermann, who hasn't shown his eponymous label for almost three years. Fortunately, his ready-to-wear already borders on couture, with a revealing eye for couture on the female (and male, by the way, hi Timothée Chalamet) body. Her dashing and stunning silhouettes are a lesson in restraint and form. With just over 30 looks, Ackermann delved into the Gaultier archives to create a collection reminiscent of the heyday of '90s modeling (think: strolling, spinning, posing and demonstrating the clothes' wonderful ability to create drama) . As one of the leading colorists of our time, Ackermann debuted bold feathers on razor-sharp suits, metallic bombers and a very epic eggplant dress that channeled photography from Diana Vreeland and Irving Penn. . The near-silence of the music let the clothes do the talking, delivering one of the most refreshing and clear-headed runway presentations we've seen in quite some time.—Kevin LeBlanc, Fashion Associate < /p>

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