Fashion: Paris Fashion Week Men's online - Lifestyle

The curtain has fallen on the Haute Couture fashion shows in Paris, until July 13 the spotlight is on men's Fashion Week with the digital proposals of the Chambre Syndicale de la Mode. The Paris fashion shows dedicated to the men's spring summer 2021 collections are 5 days of virtual events, which replace the physical men's fashion week canceled at the end of last March (23-28 June). As for the Haute Couture week, the Chambre Syndicale de la Mode Masculine preferred not to cancel the scheduled show, but rather to move it online. Most brands participate with videos, films, backstage clips and other events halfway between physical and virtual events. Each maison presents its own collection on the dedicated online platform.
    The official Paris Fashion Week 2020 Men's online calendar has 68 brands. JW Anderson opens, back from the virtual presentation of Cruise 2021, which he will reply with a video to explain the inspiration of his men's collection. Then Oteyza and Berluti closes. On July 10, Louis Vuitton: Virgil Abloh will present the animated fashion film, Message in a bottle, a prelude to the men's collection which will be unveiled with a physical show on August 6 in Shanghai (the first of a new format of itinerant fashion shows). During the day, also Dries Van Noten. Saturday 11 July is the turn of Balmain Homme and Olivier Rousteing with a virtual anticipation of what we will see in Paris in September. On Sunday 12 July it will be up to Loewe and Hermès, who will present a video made with the artist Cyril Teste. The last day on July 13, it will open with Lanvin which will present a collection reduced to 30 looks, followed by Dunhill, a new member of the Chambre Syndicale. Dior Homme will unveil his men's collection at 2.30pm, Thom Browne at 3pm. Valentino is absent and will not take part in the men's digital fashion week in July, but will set up a co-ed show in September dedicated to the S / S 2021 proposals. also Comme des Garçons Homme Plus and Junya Watanabe, who will unveil their collections in Tokyo at the end of July. Givenchy, Acne Studios and Ami are also missing. (HANDLE).