As the latest fashion event of the fashion month, French Fashion Week is of crucial importance • These are the style lessons we learned

• It was too. In a Stella McCartney show

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Paris Fashion Week ended last night on Tuesday's Louis Vuitton show, and yet, despite the Corona, managed to concentrate on fashionable list islands such as the Kardashian family, the Hadid sisters who also tapped some of the course tracks and Hailey Bieber.

As the latest fashion event of the month of fashion, French Fashion Week is of crucial importance in the fashion food chain and is considered the most prestigious, most expensive and sought after of all. When finished, you get a clearer picture of the trends that will come in a year and get a more accessible translation.

So what did we have in Paris?

Slots

We also saw them during the London Fashion Week and suspected the Scottish tradition that had spread to some of the British design houses, but Paris provided plenty of slots of varying sizes and colors. We had inlaid inspirations from the 1940s in a variety of Peppetta shades, precisely in the more familiar brown and black-and-white scale.

The flannel worlds, inspired by the nineties and grunge (but precisely in beautifully feminine dresses), and also Oxford vases full of intellectual vibe, such as out of Freud's grandfather's sweater or sweater. Christian Dior led this look and also Miu Miu gave a special interpretation to this world.

Fifty shades of brown

Tons upon tons of browns, from chocolate to caramel. The warm browns came in gloss and matte, leather, vinyl, cashmere and silk. In at least two shades, sometimes in combination of a little black. So many browns, so beautiful, that we were just wondering where they were to this day and how they no longer see this fantastic combination. Hermes and Belmin were prominent representatives of the brown trend.

Glossy textiles

Of course the most talked about, perhaps thanks to Kim Kardashian, is the vinyl of Belamin this season. The vinyl from palm to palm, and the extreme brilliance it provided, stood out greatly. But even Saint Laurent didn't put his hand on the plate and put on a display full of shiny tights in various colors, including plenty of vinyl and glossy skin in skirts, tufts and dresses.

Mew Mew marched a wide variety of crumpled satin silk models. Louis Vuitton incorporated a wealth of cuts of vinyl and leather fabrics within the models, and the hand also tended to note all the designers who made considerable use of the brilliant materials. The glossy lacquer finish is totally the story of winter 2021.

purple

The purple is already here now, but purple rain has also dropped on the Paris show tracks, or at least a trickle. Rocha presented purple dresses, Nina Richie also displayed purple, among them a fascinating oval hat, Andrew Gn, Dries Van Noten displayed blatant purple from head to toe, and many different purple shades were seen on the runway. But the hottest purple we saw in Paris was precisely among the invitees, and in abundance, and the dean of purple in the advanced is of course Hailey Bieber in a total purple-purple shoe, through vinyl leggings, continuing in a satin skirt to a sweater.

Male silhouette

After a super feminine fashion month, and a very sweet and feminine Italian fashion week, it was precisely in Paris that we were exposed to a male silo in some of the important shows. Louis Vuitton's sporting balloon cut, Balenciaga's Uber size, Stella McCartney - all featured not only models that could almost be unisex, but no less important - androgynous models and styling.