Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski continues this quest for assumed femininity already begun in previous seasons, by combining her translation of classicism, sophistication and chic, inseparable elements of the Hermès woman.
Thus, the artistic director leads this Hermès fashion show like a bivouac in the desert.
The refined elements of the decor are there to underline this, like this moving hill placed near the podium, and in changing tones (ocher, pink sand beige, etc.) to signify the different moments that cross the day.
Show - Hermes - Ready to wear Spring-Summer 2023
In images, in pictures
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nomadic women
The look?
In this slightly psychedelic and highly poetic landscape, the silhouettes seem to be cut straight out of the materials that make up a bivouac outing.
Thus, elegance can come from a large hooded parka as if coming from the canvas of a tent.
It can also emerge from a look consisting of a racerback sweater in chestnut brown changing silk knit combined with sporty trousers in yellow ocher cotton suedette with technical twill details and a rubber ring and stick closure system.
The models move forward wearing natural calfskin sandals with high flat soles in black or ocher carbon, and sometimes wear microshorts and zipped microdresses in kraft beige hand-crocheted silk technical knit with drawstring waist and two-tone rope details, detail here also borrowed from
outdoor
.
Nadège Vanhée-Cybulski is offered to us by Nadège Vanhée-Cybulski, always with this sophistication that removes a
frontal
sex appeal .