Kevin Germanier is overexcited.
At the end of his show, Monday evening at the Palais de Tokyo, the Swiss has a banana.
“This season, my idea was to put the package
, he explains all smiles of his flow of submachine gun (still a little faster than usual).
In recent times, my discussions with buyers and the press have reassured me about the perception of my work and have freed me.”
A few minutes earlier on the catwalk, after a few passages of a more "commercial" nature - suits, shirts and men's boxer shorts with cloud cutouts embroidered with sequins all the same - follows an explosion of feathers, pearls, rhinestones, pendants, cabochons and even old toys that cover the bodies of the models, from the boots to the tips of their caps.
Some dresses were made in collaboration with Gustavo Silvestre, a Brazilian designer who works with prisoners in Rio.
“It is important to give meaning to an industry that sometimes does not…
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