Tallulah Simoni

0 $0.00 0 items Coming home is different for everyone. Sometimes it’s a country, sometimes it’s the people you love, and sometimes it’s just a feeling that hits when you least expect it. This season, Chitose Abe presented her Sacai show in her Paris headquarters, reinforcing the notion that home can be any place you create, as long as you recognise aspects of yourself there.

Thom Browne’s spring show was nothing short of cosmic theatre. Staged within the storied walls of Hotel Pozzo di Borgo, once the Parisian residence of Karl Lagerfeld, the collection unfolded as an charming and clever fantasy of fashion and the extraterrestrial. Since founding his label in 2001, Browne has remained one of New York’s most distinctive voices. His shrunken male silhouette, severe grey palette, and otherworldly womenswear have placed him at the vanguard of contemporary fashion.

0 $0.00 0 items At the Trocadéro Fountain, with the Eiffel Tower glittering in the background, Anthony Vaccarello staged what felt like a cinematic salute to Yves Saint Laurent. Even the runway carried the weight of history with white hydrangeas and greenery shaped into the YSL monogram, designed by Ukrainian-born artist Cassandre in 1961. The show unfolded as both a spectacle and a reminder that these house codes are still very much alive.