The Fall 2024 season of Paris Fashion Week remains in full-swing. Each and every day, there’s a guaranteed thrill from the designers and fashion houses featured on the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode’s jam-packed schedule. Day five of PFW and we’ve already bared witness to Christian Dior‘s Maria Grazia Chiuri paying tribute to her predecessor Marc Bohan and watched Anthony Vaccarello double down on the sheer trend. Chemena Kamali has since made her highly-anticipated (and highly-praised) debut as Chloé creative director while Rick Owens‘ otherworldly collection left us in awe.

Scroll further for part one of theFashionSpot’s highlights of Paris Fashion Week Fall 2024:

Peter Do:

See all the looks from the Peter Do Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Mame Kurogouchi:

See all the looks from the Mame Kurogouchi Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Christian Dior:

See all the looks from the Christian Dior Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Saint Laurent:

See all the looks from the Saint Laurent Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Courrèges:

See all the looks from the Courrèges Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Dries Van Noten:

See all the looks from the Dries Van Noten Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Acne Studios:

See all the looks from the Acne Studios Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Balmain:

See all the looks from the Balmain Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Rick Owens:

See all the looks from the Rick Owens Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Off-White:

See all the looks from the Off-White Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Chloé:

See all the looks from the Chloé Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Rabanne:

See all the looks from the Rabanne Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Uma Wang:

See all the looks from the Uma Wang Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Schiaparelli:

See all the looks from the Schiaparelli Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

Loewe:

See all the looks from the Loewe Fall 2024 collection and click here to join the conversation.

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In the UK, Mother’s Day takes place Sunday March 12, and we here at theFashionSpot are putting together a carefully-curated Mother’s Day Gift Guide series ahead of the big day and in preparation for Mothering Sunday within the United States on Sunday May 12. Mark your calendars!

For all our stateside and global readership, you’ve still got a big chunk of time to get organized – but thankfully preparation is the key to success. Therefore, it’ll pay to do your due diligence early in order to give your mother/grandmother/mum-to-be, a truly wonderful and love-filled Mother’s Day.

First up in theFashionSpot’s Mother’s Day Gift Guide series is some beautiful beauty products from Dior Beauty. Scroll on down for our first installment and a rather delightful selection:

Dior Addict Lip Glow in 001 Pink:

A new couture case, a formula unique to Dior made with natural-origin ingredients infused with cherry oil, and shades to suit all skin tones: the iconic Dior Addict Lip Glow lip balm has been reinvented with a texture that is just as always sensorial for lips that are both more beautiful and preserved from dryness. ($40.00)

Rouge Dior Lipstick in 100 Nude Look & J’adore Les Adorables Hand Cream:

Rouge Dior, the Dior makeup icon, is housed in a contemporary new case and comes in a wide range of shades, it’s long-wearing and is infused with hydrating floral lip care for 24 hours of comfort. ($49.00)

The 1st J’adore Les Adorables Hand, Nail and Décolleté Cream has a fresh, melt-away texture and comes in an on-the-go format with rounded shape. Formulated with 97% natural-origin ingredients and infused with jasmine wax and cotton extract, this J’adore cream enhances the skin, leaving it feeling soft and comfortable.($58.00)

Capture Totale Anti-Aging Skin Care Duo:

Capture Totale Le Sérum is the 1st youth-revealing Dior anti-aging serum that visibly improves skin firmness and corrects the major signs of aging: expression lines, wrinkles, visible pores, unevenness, loss of elasticity, radiance, firmness and plumpness. ($125.00)

Capture Totale Hyalushot wrinkle corrector is the first Dior intensive wrinkle solution that works across multiple zones to target the appearance of present and emerging signs of face wrinkles. ($90.00)

Miss Dior Parfum & Lip Glow Oil in 001 Pink:

The legendary Miss Dior evolves into a composition that blends floral and fruity accords with voluptuous notes of ambery woods. In homage to the jasmine of the original 1947 Miss Dior perfume for women, Francis Kurkdjian chose a jasmine with rare facets, obtained through a special extraction process. The reinvented fragrance reveals a surprising rosy and fruity note that contrasts with the woody tones and is brightened by hints of mandarin. ($110.00)

This Dior lip oil teams an intense lip care formula with a natural, flattering color finish for an ultra-luminous result. Dior Addict Lip Glow Oil adapts to all lip colors to bring out their rosy glow. ($40.00)

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Everyone loves a flashback, right? Here at theFashionSpot, ahead of us descending upon each fashion capital, we’ve been flashing it back a whole decade to the Fall 2014 season of New York, London, Milan and now Paris Fashion Week.

Just like in the other cities, the fashion landscape was a whole lot different within the French capital. Raf Simons was the creative force behind Christian Dior, Hedi Slimane was heading up Saint Laurent, Riccardo Tisci was still proving every inch his worth at Givenchy and Alexander Wang presented his third mainline collection for Balenciaga while the much-loved Phoebe Philo was still winning us over at Celine.

John Galliano’s eponymous label was a fixture on the PFW schedule (designed by Bill Gaytten), as was Haider Ackermann whose collection showcased the strength of the Colombian-born French designer’s innate design talent and impeccable skill. Anthony Vaccarello’s very own namesake creations were on full display too. The Fall 2014 season also bestowed upon us the late Karl Lagerfeld’s unforgettable supermarket spectacle at Chanel and Sarah Burton’s Alexander McQueen collection felt like a magical and mythological fairytale was coming to life before our very eyes.

Scroll further to flash it back and be fully immersed in Paris Fashion Week’s Fall 2014 season:

Alexander McQueen:

Anthony Vaccarello:

Balenciaga:

Balmain:

Chanel:

Celine:

Chloé:

Christian Dior:

Comme des Garçons:

Dries Van Noten:

Givenchy:

Haider Ackermann:

Jean Paul Gaultier:

John Galliano:

Lanvin:

Louis Vuitton:

Miu Miu:

Rick Owens:

Saint Laurent:

Valentino:

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You just have to give credit where credit is due and British Harper’s Bazaar is one of those magazines who rarely sets a foot wrong. Under the tutelage of Lydia Slater, the magazine continues to go from strength to strength. Just last month, the British fashion glossy commenced the new year with a wonderfully chic Julianne Moore cover and is moving steadfastly forward the way it means to go on for March 2024. To coincide with the release of The New Look on AppleTV+, Maisie Williams fronts the issue and is a darling in Dior, dressed a laced look from Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Spring 2024 collection. Captured by photographer Agata Pospieszynska and with Charlie Harrington on styling duties, the British actress serves grace and poise in the elegant cover image.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“In love with this, the best Maisie Williams has ever looked,” shared kokobombon.

“Perfectly on-brand and very visually appealing. This is certainly Maisie’s best look in print yet!” echoed aracic in complete agreement.

Also very much a fan was forum member MModa, pointing out: “This cover will look beautiful on the store shelves!”

“Always love when British Harper’s Bazaar serve us these regal, elegant and poised cover images. The cover shot itself is flawless, love the coloring, the laced Christian Dior dress and even the lily used as a prop. Also have to give a shoutout to the art direction which complements the image beautifully…” approved vogue28.

See what else the March 2024 issue of British Harper’s Bazaar has to offer and join the conversation, here.

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Is editors photographing the front covers of their respective magazines about to become a big trend in 2024? One month into the new year and we’ve already bared witness to Ina Lekiewicz getting behind the lens for Vogue Poland and now Margaret Zhang at Vogue China follows suit. Zhang has previously photographed the Chinese fashion title’s December 2022 covers and it’s a repeat performance for February 2024. In the process, Zhang makes Du Juan cover girl, which marks the Chinese model’s 20th Vogue China cover appearance since her first back in September 2005 for the magazine’s debut issue. Styled by Vivienne Sun in one of Christian Dior’s iconic bar blazer jackets, Du Juan rides a motorcycle through the city of Shanghai in the cover shot.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Looks like an outtake from a 2010 Estée Lauder shoot,” critiqued Urban Stylin critiqued the moment the cover struck.

“Could it be more amateurish?” asked OllieJE.

Also far from impressed with Zhang’s latest was forum member Phuel: “She’s a sh!t photographer with absolutely no understanding of narrative flow nor storytelling. Would love to be a fly on the wall and witness what the team thinks about her amateur work. What an insult to start the Lunar New Year off with!”

“What a gigantic mess!” shrieked kasper.

“Criminal to think Margaret Zhang had Du Juan and this is the end result! Some of Du Juan’s Chinese Vogue covers in the past have been flawless but this is amateur and lackluster beyond belief. There’s just not one redeeming quality to this – even that stunning Christian Dior jacket looks out of place,” voiced vogue28.

See more of Du Juan as Vogue China’s February 2024 cover girl and join the conversation, here.

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You’ve heard about theFashionSpot’s Objects to Desire series throughout the festive holiday season, and now we’re introducing our 1st annual Objects of Affection series in the lead up to Valentine’s Day – February 14.

In conjunction with our Valentine’s Day Gift Guide (which combines both fashion and beauty), we’re starting off this little love fest with Christian Dior – from a covetable Medium Dior Book Tote in the Le Cœur des Papillons motif by Pietro Ruffo to celebrating Dior’s vision of love and romance with a pair of Tribales earrings.

Scroll below for theFashionSpot’s curated selection from Christian Dior’s 2024 Valentine’s Day Gift Guide:

#1 Medium Lady D-Lite Bag:

The Lady D-Lite bag embodies classic elegance and the House’s modern aesthetic. Celebrating Dior’s vision of love and romance, the style is fully embroidered with a white and red Le Cœur des Papillons motif by Pietro Ruffo, showcasing a bouquet of flowers and butterflies. The front is accented by the Christian Dior Paris signature, while pale gold-finish metal D.I.O.R. charms are enhanced by a Heart charm decorated with butterflies in red lacquer. Featuring a wide, removable embroidered shoulder strap, the medium Lady D-Lite bag can be carried by hand or worn crossbody ($5400.00).

#2 Diorelita Bracelet:

The Diorelita bracelet is an elegant and delicate creation. The red cotton cord is adorned with an openwork gold-finish metal butterfly. The thin bracelet may be worn on any occasion, alone or paired with other bracelets ($390.00).

#3 Le Cœur des Papillons 70 Square Scarf:

Celebrating love and romance à la Dior, the square scarf features a white and red Le Cœur des Papillons motif by Pietro Ruffo, showcasing a bouquet of flowers and butterflies. Crafted in silk twill, the style features hand-rolled edges and is enhanced by a Christian Dior signature. The scarf can be worn tied at the neck or head to complete the Dior look ($380.00).

#4 Mlle Dior Heeled Sandal:

The Mlle Dior heeled sandal stands out with an elegant silhouette. The shoe features thin straps in amaryllis red suede calfskin, a square toe and a large structured bow inspired by the Roger Vivier for Dior archives. Completed by a 10.5 cm (4) heel, the sandal will add a couture touch to evening looks ($1350.00).

#5 Water Glass:

Hand-blown and hand-engraved red-tinted glass with Cannage motif ($390.00).

#6 Medium Dior Book Tote:

Introduced by Maria Grazia Chiuri, Creative Director of Christian Dior, the Dior Book Tote is designed to hold all the daily essentials and has become a staple of the Dior aesthetic. Celebrating Dior’s vision of love and romance, it is fully embroidered with a white and red Le Cœur des Papillons motif by Pietro Ruffo, showcasing a bouquet of flowers and butterflies. Enhanced by a contrasting Christian Dior Paris signature on the front, the medium tote exemplifies the House’s signature savoir-faire and may be carried by hand or worn over the shoulder ($3450.00).

#7 Dio(r)evolution Ring:

The Dio(r)evolution ring is both modern and timeless. Made with gold-finish metal, the style features a central Dior signature with a crystal pavé. The ring can be paired with other Dio(r)evolution creations ($390.00).

#8 Dway Slide:

Celebrating love and romance à la Dior, the hallmark Dway slide features a red and white Le Cœur des Papillons motif by Pietro Ruffo, showcasing a bouquet of flowers and butterflies. The embroidered upper has a Christian Dior Paris signature for an instantly recognizable design. Its streamlined silhouette makes it easy to slip on to complete a relaxed look and it can be paired with other creations from the Le Cœur des Papillons collection ($775.00).

#9 Dior Tribales Gift Box:

The Dior Tribales gift box celebrates Dior’s vision of love and romance. The calfskin box showcases a white and red Le Cœur des Papillons motif by Pietro Ruffo, highlighting a bouquet of flowers and butterflies. Inside, the Dior Tribales earrings play on asymmetry with the hallmark pearls displaying a gold-finish metal heart adorned with red lacquer butterflies ($2000.00).

#10 Medium Lady Dior Bag:

The Lady Dior bag embodies the House’s vision of elegance and beauty. Sleek and refined, the style is timeless. Crafted in cherry red patent calfskin with Cannage stitching, its quilted texture is immediately recognizable. Pale gold-finish metal D.I.O.R. charms complete and illuminate its silhouette. Featuring a thin, removable leather shoulder strap, the medium Lady Dior bag can be carried by hand or worn crossbody ($6500.00).

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The Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week collections came to an almighty end last night, subsequent to John Galliano staging his applause-inducing Maison Margiela Artisanal showcase spectacular, which was truly something the fashion crowned hasn’t witnessed for some time. Boating insane storytelling, drama and theatrics – Galliano’s Dior is truly well and truly alive at Margiela.

Flashback to Monday and it was Daniel Roseberry at Schiaparelli kick-starting the couture celebrations, reminding his A-list audience of the power of fashion. As Roseberry dug even deeper into the rich and surrealist Schiaparelli DNA, models were decked out in the designer’s hi-tech couture looks of XL shoulders, dramatic bodices – often covered in micro chips and old cell phones. At Christian Dior, guests digested Maria Grazia Chiuri’s take on classic Dior shapes heralding the essence of femininity with new interpretations of A-line skirts, cocktail dresses and the iconic bar jacket, shown inside a set envisioned by artist Isabella Ducrot. Balloon, draped and bow dresses were taken to the extreme at Giambattista Valli while ethereal tulle, bows, pinks and tweed were on the agenda at Virginie Viard’s ballerina-inspired Chanel showcase.

This season marked 19 years since Giorgio Armani first debuted his Privé collection, with the king of Italian fashion putting his ateliers to work to present a collection full of exquisite fabrics and sophisticated glamour. Simone Rocha, as guest-designer of Jean Paul Gaultier this season, paid homage to the codes of the house: corsetry. The Irish designer brought her folkloric romanticism to JPG couture with Rocha’s signature shades of blush, red and black scattered throughout. At Viktor & Rolf, never expecting the unexpected, models walked the runway in a black and nude uniform of distressed and deconstructed creations. Titled ‘Le Salon’, Pierpaolo Piccioli’s latest couture collection for Valentino was an ode to the essence of haute couture itself – but with a modern twist of masterful color-blocking. From glistening suits to crystal-encrusted accessories, Kim Jones at Fendi married futurism with Karl Lagerfeld’s vision for the luxury Italian fashion house.

What did theFashionSpot’s very own army of fashion critics think of Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week’s Spring 2024 season? Scroll further for the hits and misses:

MISS | Valentino

“Most of this looks awkward and difficult to wear.” [Alquimista]

“The fabrics are so stiff and heavy, they are on the verge of cardboard. The oversized blazers are a tired trend.” [yslforever]

“I absolutely loathe Pierpaolo Piccioli’s work. He started out so strong solo at the house, but he very quickly ended up in this particular rut that he refuses to get out of. Personally, I find his use if color garish. I do not think he is a master colorist. I also find it really obvious how lazy the actual design work is. Most of what he puts out now for couture is like a big, boxy, solid, 2-dimensional oversized item like a car coat and it’s so basic and there’s no detail work to speak of. So boring. So cheap.” [lookatme]

See all the looks from the Valentino Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | Giorgio Armani Privé

“This is Haute Couture! There’s an allure and the quality of those fabrics screams at you in a way that quiet luxury couldn’t! Armani put that atelier to work!” [Lola701]

“This is a masterclass on how to be a couturier. The perfect cut and finish, the restrained excess, the contrast between melancholic and lady like, the use of the right fabric and the perfect fit. These are pieces that will be worn for years.” [Urban Stylin]

“I sat and watched the live-stream in absolute awe! Absolutely flawless from start to finish, and another collection in which cements Giorgio Armani a cut above the rest. So many delightful creations here, and so many sublime details and fabrics. The fluid metallic fabric Armani uses is heavenly. Ugh, I could rave about this collection until the cows come home…” [vogue28]

See all the looks from the Giorgio Armani Privé Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Stephane Rolland

“Sometimes, I feel like Mr Rolland’s women are just drowning under all that fabric. The volumes are always too much and if it’s not the volumes, it’s the impossible train.” [Lola701]

“Really this is just a series of couture sacks and smocks. He’s never been the most compelling when it comes to construction, but this is on another level.” [Cocteau Stone]

“A parody of a parody.” [dontbeadrag]

See all the looks from the Stephane Rolland Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Miss Sohee

“What in cosplay reject hell is this? It’s so juvenile.” [GoldenPetals]

“How can someone so young have such outdated tastes?” [tourbillions]

“Social media haute couture. She designs for a moment – not a general profile or demographic, design values, or specific client. just for a viral moment. people like her use of texture and graphics, but it’s not enough. she’s underdeveloped with no taste.” [TerraVera]

See all the looks from the Miss Sohee Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Christian Dior

“The choice of fabrics make the whole collection look like it has been made with the remnants from a clearance sale of an upholstery company.” [jeanclaude]

“WOW! This is aggressively ugly. Maria Grazia Chiuri’s confidence while being this mediocre is astonishing.” [VogueDisciple93]

“Same sh*t over and over, I’m tired of this woman!” [bennyboy]

See all the looks from the Christian Dior Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Fendi

“It’s such a coma-inducing show. The collection itself is so bland that there’s literally nothing to talk about.” [perhydrol]

“Why is Jones’ Fendi so American in its sensibility? This could be Isaac Mizrahi couture. It lacks that sense of fun and humor both Karl’s and Sylvia’s collections had. It’s very textbook couture, overly precious and too serious for an Italian brand.” [avonlea002]

“Aseptic and lank. Kim just doesn’t work well at Fendi. There’s no fun and joy in this at all, just boredom. Very inoffensive so it’ll cater itself well to the mindlessness of the ‘fash pack’ and all the ‘journalists’, but where’s the actual soul?” [Cocteau Stone]

See all the looks from the Fendi Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | Viktor & Rolf

“F a b u l o u s.” [helmutnotdead]

“They struck gold with this show. Excellent.” [LadyJunon]

“It’s always the ones you expect absolutely nothing from who comes up with the good stuff! This is one of the times where their stunt actually works so well because attached to a narrative, a design and technical challenge!” [Lola701]

See all the looks from the Viktor & Rolf Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Jean Paul Gaultier

“Extremely cheap and unimaginative.” [lookatme]

“It’s just so frou frou. Half looks like like an audition for Dior, the other half a Gaultier Pinterest board. This just isn’t interesting or challenging. Simone Rocha should’ve looked at his mid-90s and early-00s collections a little more. The whole cone bra and corset sh*t is getting stale fast.” [gallianostan]

“I really don’t understand why Rocha did not send out to the runway a silk draped top with a pair of embroidered jeans and high satin heels. Jean Paul Gaultier is much more than a f*cking corset.” [helmutnotdead]

See all the looks from the Jean Paul Gaultier Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Chanel

“Such a waste of talented seamstresses.” [couturefan]

“The white tights are a poor choice. They’re so unflattering and even though the proportions of these looks are better than her usual outputs, it’s still so lackluster. Not an ounce of joy or fun to be had, let alone movement, which is the premise of Coco’s design beginning.” [Cocteau Stone]

“Chanel Haute Couture used to be a dream… so sophisticated, elegant and such high level of craftsmanship that you wanted to get a piece of. Now it’s just an extension of RTW with more embellishment and more fabric.” [tourbillions]

See all the looks from the Chanel Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | Elie Saab

“I like Elie Saab. He is an institution and I have a real respect for this kind of very client-oriented type of couture. The collection is predictable but also quite beautiful. The quality is screaming through the screen!” [Lola701]

“Really beautiful.” [liberty33r1b]

“Elie Saab has come to be a couture highlight for me, and this collection is no exception. From start to finish, each look just appears so perfectly executed, crafted and designed. The fabrics, the color palette, the confidence of Saab himself – all absolute perfection.” [vogue28]

See all the looks from the Elie Saab Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Homolog

“So many references from other designers. Why are there so many unknowns showing during Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week?” [tourbillions]

“Homo-log out of this couture week ASAP!” [Kanzai]

“What an odd name for a brand. Very D-list. Like a ‘couture designer’ friend that some reality star/housewife have on retainer thinking they’ve made it are IT. Nothing wrong with that, but why present at couture when you are not that?” [Cocteau Stone]

See all the looks from the Homolog Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Ronald van der Kemp

“An expensive made-to-measure Parsons graduation show.” [jeanclaude]

“The magic of RVDK unfortunately died when he started to have shows. I remember those magnificent lookbooks, super edited but also very strong! RVDK is a seasoned designer and so, it’s a pity to see the kind of collections we have to attach to his name. Nothing is working here. And neither the casting or the presentation are helping his case!” [Lola701]

“Runway presentations just don’t work for him. A tighter edit or styling with the looks would have helped a lot too. Needs a better balance to create some more tension between them all.” [Cocteau Stone]

See all the looks from the Ronald van der Kemp Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Tony Ward

“Another one not on the official calendar and appropriating the Haute Couture label. I’m so sick of these hacks.” [gallianostan]

“So shiny, so tacky, so cheap!” [tourbillions]

“Rhinestone Pride Parade.” [jeanclaude]

See all the looks from the Tony Ward Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Giambattista Valli

“Very garish. Pink and green DO NOT GO. Especially not on 80s prom dresses.” [Golden Petals]

“As usual, a sh*t load of fabric but nothing to say with it.” [avonlea002]

“I mean, the collection feels like he is making mockery of Haute Couture. The tragedy is that Valli really thinks this is what Haute Couture should look like! Those 80s floral prints are straight from the Golden Girls living room upholstery- and they never should be removed from there!” [jeanclaude]

See all the looks from the Giambattista Valli Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

MISS | Schiaparelli

“It’s just so synthetic and calculated. There isn’t really that much of a shift happening, and the mood board seems like a very obvious one from start to finish. Feels incredibly conceited.” [Cocteau Stone]

“He had a really strong moment for a year or so, but now it’s getting a little bit tiresome. If he were to expand his color palette, that would make a big difference. He can’t continue to produce only black, white, and gold. The archive are rich in color. He needs to confront whatever fear he has towards color because the house DNA isn’t solely black and white.” [GivenchyHomme]

“It kind of feels like Daniel Roseberry is running out of steam.” [TerraVera]

See all the looks from the Schiaparelli Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

HIT | Maison Margiela

“Daaaamn. Galliano is truly back in business. It’s DISTINCTLY Galliano, but with that gritty Margiela touch.” [GoldenPetals]

“FINALLY! Drama, theater, excess, darkness, whatever. I don’t care about Margiela, I want to see Galliano like in his glory days. I’m glad to see his confidence is back, and to finally own his aesthetic at full.” [FelipeV]

“I was absolutely moved to tears, we haven’t seen or experienced anything like this in eons. And, God, is fashion hungry for this. This almost feels like a swansong collection, or at least a culmination of the narrative he’s been weaving these last few years. I’m just lost for any intelligent words right now.” [Mr-Dale]

See all the looks from the Maison Margiela Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

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The festivities of Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week came to an almighty close earlier tonight, with John Galliano’s Maison Margiela showcase officially closing out the couture calendar in true Galliano theatrical fashion. From Daniel Roseberry digging even deeper into the rich and surrealist DNA of Schiaparelli and expecting the unexpected at Viktor & Rolf to Simone Rocha’s couture fairytale as Jean Paul Gaultier’s guest designer to the majesty and magic of Marrakesh at Elie Saab – we’ve rounded up the highlights.

Watch below theFashionSpot’s highlights of Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week Spring 2024:

Schiaparelli:

See all the looks from the Schiaparelli Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

Georges Hobeika:

Share your thoughts on the Georges Hobeika Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

Christian Dior:

See all the looks from the Christian Dior Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

Giambattista Valli:

See all the looks from the Giambattisa Valli Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

Chanel:

See all the looks from the Chanel Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

Stéphane Rolland:

See all the looks from the Stéphane Rolland Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

Tony Ward:

See all the looks from the Tony Ward Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

Giorgio Armani Privé:

See all the looks from the Giorgio Armani Privé Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

Elie Saab:

See all the looks from the Elie Saab Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

Jean Paul Gaultier:

See all the looks from the Jean Paul Gaultier Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

Zuhair Murad:

See all the looks from the Zuhair Murad Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

Valentino:

See all the looks from the Valentino Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

Ashi Studio:

See all the looks from the Ashi Studio Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

Fendi:

See all the looks from the Fendi Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

Maison Margiela:

See all the looks from the Maison Margiela Haute Couture Spring 2024 collection.

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The Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week Spring 2024 season is upon us and as the fashion pack flock (or remain in Paris amid Menswear Paris Fashion Week) to the French capital to bare witness to the collections. In honor of the upcoming collections, we are at theFashionSpot are flashing it back a whole decade to the Spring 2014 season.

To say the world of fashion has changed dramatically within the past 10 years would be an understatement. Still on the schedule back in Spring 214 was the outright splendor and fabulosity of an Atelier Versace presentation. Donatella Versace welcomed guests inside The Ritz hotel and presented a collection which was an ode to Grace Jones. Raf Simons was creative director at Christian Dior, still on his mission to modernize couture, with his collection boasting inspiration of the work of French sculptor Valentine Schlegel. Maria Grazia Chiuri was still at Valentino alongside her co-creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli, where their love of the opera was on full display. Viktor & Rolf cast the Dutch National Ballet as models while Jean Paul Gaultier invited burlesque dancer Dita Von Teese to walk his couture extravaganza. Elsewhere during the season, the titan of Italian fashion that is Giorgio Armani gave us an absolute masterclass in refined elegance, evoking the gypsy spirit of Loulou de la Falaise and couture sneakers were high on Karl Lagerfeld’s agenda at Chanel.

Scroll further to flash it back and be fully immersed in the Haute Couture season of Spring 2024:

Christian Dior:

See all the looks from the Christian Dior Haute Couture Spring 2014 collection.

Alexandre Vauthier:

See all the looks from the Alexandre Vauthier Haute Couture Spring 2014 collection.

Giambattista Valli:

See all the looks from the Giambattista Valli Haute Couture Spring 2014 collection.

Giorgio Armani Privé:

Jean Paul Gaultier:

See all the looks from the Jean Paul Gaultier Haute Couture Spring 2014 collection.

Maison Margiela:

Ralph & Russo:

See all the looks from the Ralph & Russo Haute Couture Spring 2014 collection.

Schiaparelli:

See all the looks from the Schiaparelli Haute Couture Spring 2014 collection.

Valentino:

See all the looks from the Valentino Haute Couture Spring 2014 collection.

Viktor & Rolf:

See all the looks from the Viktor & Rolf Haute Couture Spring 2014 collection.

Chanel:

See all the looks from the Chanel Haute Couture Spring 2014 collection.

Atelier Versace:

See all the looks from the Atelier Versace Haute Couture Spring 2014 collection.

Bring on the splendor of the Spring 2024 season, we say!

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It’s official: we’re unable to keep up with the amount of fashion-related TV dramas which are dropping in 2024 – but you won’t hear us complaining here at theFashionSpot. Dropping January 19 is Cristóbal Balenciaga on Disney+ and the official trailer for the highly-anticipated The New Look drama coming to AppleTV+ just dropped.

The New Look will mostly fixate upon the life and work of Christian Dior and is set to touch upon his contemporaries, including Coco Chanel, Pierre Balmain and Cristóbal Balenciaga and how these innovators of fashion navigated the horrors of World War II in Paris. The drama from creator Todd A. Kessler is set to drop on AppleTV+ February 14 and is led by an impressive ensemble cast, starring Ben Mendelsohn (as Christian Dior), Juliette Binoche (as Coco Chanel) and John Malkovich (as Lucien Lelong) across a total of 10 episodes. February 14th cannot come fast enough!

Watch the official trailer for The New Look below:

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