Shiatzy Chen AW24

Fast and furious they came down the runway, one after another moving at a pace that I had difficulty keeping up with because there was so much to appreciate in each look.

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Atlein AW24

Arguably the sexiest collection I've seen this season, Atlein brought a lot confidence forward. AW24 is full of sporty pieces that translated so well into some workwear and lots of dramatic evening wear. The draping of the slinky looks were so masterfully done that it will probably look good on just about anybody.

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Duran Lantink AW24

The show started out mildly enough with a red dress and medium sized shoulders. It quickly jumped to a black zip up dress with extremely exaggerated hips and arms, parts on a woman that we traditionally feel sensitive about.

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Sophie Lin
Marguerite Tenot AW24

What sets Tenot's collection apart is the meticulous attention to detail and the profound thought that goes into each piece. Every garment is a labor of love, a testament to the designer's dedication to her craft.

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Love Louder AW24

The presentation at the Temple de Pentemont felt like a quintessential London affair, evoking a sense of nostalgia even for those who had just experienced the city's vibrant fashion scene mere weeks ago. The collection's punk-meets-graduating art student vibe was a refreshing departure from the typical Parisian polish, reminding us of the raw energy and creativity that London is known for.

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Noir Kei Ninomiya AW24

To the average person this fashion show would have seemed more like an art exhibition. Which it was, truly. But to a fashion designer you can sense the massive undertaking of these creations. In order for them fit and move with the body, they have to be masterfully executed.

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Nina Ricci AW24

I loved the usage of traditional menswear throughout the entire collection as well as the appearance of plus sized models that have all but disappeared since 2022. Harris Reed was the only designer that I saw this season that still incorporated more robust body types. I didn't even realize Ashley Graham walked until I looked through my photos.

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Sophie Lin
Theunissen AW24

It is apparent that Ariane Theunissen now knows exactly who she is as a young designer. My companion noted that this collection felt "very LA". Perhaps it's just a matter of time before the entertainers and celebs get their hands on it.

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Litkovska AW24

The Litskova AW24 collection was a powerful statement of the brand's commitment to sustainability and its support for Ukraine. The designer, Lilia Litkovska, has always been known for her ecological approach to fashion, and this collection was no exception.

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Sophie Lin
Undercover AW24

There is an underlying sense of humor in this collection that I think only working moms understand. It might all seem like a hot mess but we'll pull it together in the end and it's going to be fantastic. Trust the process.

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Sophie Lin
Rochas AW24

AW24 is designer Alessandro Vigilante's first season with Rochas. I was completely blown away by his debut. Everything about this collection was divine, it's a new perspective on elevated loungewear. Loungewear for the wealthy eccentric.

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Benjamin Benmoyal AW24

There was a large loom right as we entered and after taking a quick look around we noticed a couple of more looms and artisans weaving away on them. Lots of nostalgic old VHS tapes were strewn about amongst brightly colored yarn.

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Anrealage AW24

When I heard that the Anrealage AW24 collection was based on Doraemon I was ecstatic. The presentation took place under a bridge along the Seine at Pont Alexandre III. I had no idea this space even existed and it felt like Paris opened a magic portal just for the show.

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Sophie Lin
ArdAzAei AW24

After the wonderful showroom visit, I walked down to the Rue Saint-Honoré. At the corner of Chanel and Dior, I couldn't help but think that ArdAzAei's collection is way too precious for mass-market companies like these. Her designs truly shine above the rest, embodying a level of artistry and attention to detail that sets her apart in the industry.

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Niccolo Pasqualetti AW24

This collection was the first one that I could really see myself in. Previous collections were beautiful but not applicable in my everyday life. This collection however, I can imagine wearing out on my good days...the ones when I'm not in sweats.

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Sophie Lin
Dawei AW24

This season he was inspired by "Orlando". When I think of "Orlando", I think of Tilda Swinton's movie version in which the main character lives through time and space and in different genders. It is a beautiful story of changing circumstances and perceptions through time and relativity.

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Victoria/Tomas AW24

Victoria/Tomas always walked the line between femininity and sensuality versus attitude and sharper masculine themes. It's the round versus the angle, the soft versus the rigid. Their success comes from their ability to make these contrasting ideas work together. It's a balancing act.

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CFCL AW24

The show starts off with a string quartet and experimental sounds were being played on violins. Initially it sounded like insects, but then it started to get a little creepy feeling. By the time the vocals came in I was properly a little freaked out. It sounded like a soundtrack to a horror movie. It was extremely eerie and intense. The vocals were more intense as a show went on and it really begged the question, what am I missing here? The clothing itself doesn't seem spooky or horror themed ...what will I see upon a closer look?

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Marie Adam-Leenaerdt AW24

Every time I walk up closer to a show I usually don't need my Google Maps anymore. I could see the fashion bus pulling up and the crowd with the paparazzi outside. As I approached I saw an African American woman in a frou frou pink dress just having the time of her life. Her energy was infectious. All the photographers were taking pictures of her and she just said, "I don't even know what I'm doing! I'm just having a great f-ing time!" And all I could think was, " Same girl, same."

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Sophie Lin
Frolov AW24

Designer Ivan Frolov remembers his childhood from Crimea in the AW24 season. This collection was an ode to his eclectic and personal childhood memories. He spent every summer on the peninsula until Crimea was annexed in 2014. His memory is included the pleasant scent of the salty water, pine needles and dust. It all smelled of mysticism and romance to him. In this somewhat fantastical collection, you can see the influences of childhood imagination and the realities of bringing these to market.

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Sophie Lin