Fashion Week
The season did not disappoint.
Were in the final leg ofFashion Month can you believe it?
Amid a world emerging from lockdown, this year of Spring 2022 is bittersweet.
As for the collections themselves?
Well, they reflect the sentiment of a world recently been shot out of a cannon.
Clothing is colorful, bold, sculptural, and above all whimsical.
Even the tailored suiting has a bit more personality than in seasons past.
But above all, nearly every single design that has walked down the runway so far iswearable.
Ahead, find everything you better see from the final stretch that is Paris Fashion Week.
Hermes Spring 2022
Hermespresented a wardrobe for the jet-setter, even holding the Spring 2022 at Le Bourget airport.
The looks were comfortable enough for a day of travel, but still wearable.
I think its not about going to anything too casual, creative director Nadege Vanhee-Cybulski toldVogue.
I think its about making an effort, but also the ability to move within your clothes.
The casual setting gave way to a collection that was easeful, youthful, and gender inclusive.
As for the looks that didnt consist of faux exotics?
They went along with the theme as well, with many either in psychedelic mushroom-inspired prints or mushroom-themed toile.
Chloe Spring 2022
Chloes Spring 2022 show was quintessentially Paris.
It also marked a major change for the fashion house.
And he made a memorable statement.
Not only was the setting itself like an arena, but the show featured a whopping 75 looks.
The collection told small stories, though it felt somewhat disjointed as a whole.
While some looks were rooted in all black power dressing, others embraced the colorful prints of the 90s.
There was even an all-white finale that went well beyond the traditional closing bride.
Balenciaga Spring 2022
It turns out thatKim Kardashians Met Gala lookwas more than just a one off.
Coperni Spring 2022
The industry is a nightmare now.
But we want to escape and have fun, said Arnaud Vailliant, co-creative director ofCopernialongside Sebastien Meyer.
I didnt want to do anything too complicated this year, Bahnsen explained in a press release.
It was about the beauty of the everyday.
The clothing was voluminous with cutout materials, giving life and body to her already ethereal silhouettes.
And Creative Director Maria Grazia Chiuri pulled out all the stops.
There were bright oranges, electric greens, butter yellows, and even an army of boxing-inspired silks.
Like many designers post-lockdown, Chiuri found a way to ensure that future wardrobes are both easeful and whimsical.
