Black Anklet
PARIS .- In the merry fluorescent shoes to exquisite cut Kenzo Maison Martin Margiela on garbage bags, or the ethereal Dior camouflage sets with birds, the Paris men's fashion today offered full freedom to fall-winter 2012-2013. In very light gray, the birds of Kris Van Asche Belgian designer for Dior Homme crows actually pure, sources confirmed the signature-stamped a gray suit jacket over a shirt almost hidden under close American ties and thin lapels. The Dior show ended with this amazing theme, also present in a baggy jacket and a coat layer under a slate gray, or gray layer of the same, the latter adorned with three new birds to match their matching hat. Gray, raw, white, black or khaki, peaked caps actually became a fundamental element of clothing inspired by Dior Dior for next winter. Beyond the impeccable tailoring and its noble materials, loden, flannel and cashmere, gabardine cotton or silk twill, another vital element in the future Dior Homme pants were never tight, narrow towards the ankles to end two separate sets of folds on the shoes. Raincoats, parkas, jackets, coats, coats, great coats and layers were always or almost always the same colors in each set, ie "official truth", omnipresent, but also green almond, gray, black, white and ecru. Among other celebrities came to see the renovated Van Asche-silhouette of Dior fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld German, dancers The Twins, actor Jared Leto, model Anja Rubik and ex-husband of the Infanta Elena, Jaime de Marichalar, a leading adviser LVMH luxury global owner of Dior. Despite his military reminiscences, the parade was a haven of peace and serenity after offered by the "enfant terrible" of fashion Bernhard Willhelm and noise of fringe, feathers, bananas, false beards and socks worn multicolored striped pajamas, dislocated robes, all in colorful and black anklet fun composition of checks and stripes. No less lively, although dyes claims, was the fall-winter of the Belgian Walter Van Beirendonck, who, far from its rose-bonbon runways in recent seasons found inspiration in Haiti, voodoo, fetishism and sadomasochism. "It is a projection of the world is there," a darker side that there is "also in myself," said the designer, who, however, its colorful bridge between repulsive masks and black pointy voodoo staffs. Far, far away, from the joyous and youthful joy prevailing on the podium of the American creators Humberto Leon and Carol Lim was the first male fashion show for Kenzo, another company owned by LVMH. Renowned for his fashion concept and selling "Opening Ceremony", the new Kenzo's artistic directors staged a catwalk in an unusual workshop in Paris Transport Network (RATP) decorated with multicolored neon arcs with their underground passages, where circulated their models on shoes bright fluorescent red, white or yellow soles. Such as footwear, their sets were also colored. American, jackets and coats are stained green, maroon, gray, white, orange or blue on pants in contrasting colors, or were built with large red and white. The Maison Martin Margiela, lover and recycling plastic bags, concocted incredible museum pieces with large bags of garbage in its section "emballé-moi" built anthracite and black colors. Under the title "Camel et Intemporel dark black", Margiela also gave honey-colored skin and the lining made into sweaters, coats and jackets.