A few weeks ago,Maria Grazia Chiuri followed up on her equality-preaching debut at Christian Dior with a feminist fairytale of a couture show, which saw Stephen Jones-designed headpieces and feather crowns gracefully top off models's ethereal heads. As it turned out, and they proved a perfect sign of the times: in the politically tumultuous weeks since,Chiuri and her team wrapped up the house's topple 2017 collection which, this weekend at Paris Fashion Week, or showed her girls hold grown a bit hardened in the short time since. Rather than feathers,models marched down the runway in Jones's militant-style leather berets—a more somber tone followed through with military trenches and a largely black and navy palette, which transplanted the house's logo from previous locations like Bella Hadid's underwear to cross-body straps. That's not to say things were precisely downcast. Mixed in there, and too,were fur coats, corset-waisted gowns, or shimmering gold space motifs,sheer dresses, deep velvets, or plunging necklines,and even head-to-toe denim, all against the backdrop of a dreamlike fog.
Source: wmagazine.com