Haute Couture Fashion Week Fall – Winter 2018/2019 will officially begin on July 1.
Behind the scenes of Dior’s Haute Couture Spring – Summer 2018 show.
As always, Haute Couture fashion week continues to demonstrate its strong appeal, encouraging many famous brands as well as emerging talents to gather to organize the world’s most prestigious events in the capital.
The week’s program, proposed by the FHCM Association, includes 35 shows, of which Chanel and Giorgio Armani will perform twice.
A Haute Couture design from Givenchy fashion house for Spring – Summer 2018. (Photo: Getty Image)
In fact, the week will officially start that morning with RVDK, the Haute Couture collection of Dutch designer Ronald van der Kemp.
If we consider fashion as a performance, and the people working in the industry as just actors, then surely no theater can be more international than Haute Couture.
In particular, the Vietnamese-Dutch fashion house, Xuan-Thu Nguyen, is also on the list of guest fashion houses, with the final performance on the third day.
Designed by Xuan Paris.
No Haute Couture fashion week would be complete without the presence of `Clothes` – Vetements, a Swedish brand, founded by Georgian designer Demna Gvasalia.
The upcoming Haute Couture Fashion Week also has a few departures worth noting, for example that of A.F Vandevorst, the designer decided to skip high-end fashion and launch the collection during ready-to-wear week in September.
Designer Proenza Schouler’s show during Spring Summer Fashion Week 2018. (Photo: WWD)
At 2:30 p.m. on the opening day of the week, a `battle` will take place between three names outside the main list performing together: Polish fashion house Eva Minge, streetwear brand ANDI.KP and Hermès – a first-time fashion house for
Fendi will also participate in these five days, but with the name Fendi Couture (Apparel) and not Fendi Fourrure (Furwear) as the company previously announced.
Valentino Haute Couture Spring – Summer 2018 show. (Photo: Vogue Runway)
The final day of Haute Couture fashion week will be dedicated to another field that also `dominates` Paris, high-end jewelry.
In short, Haute Couture still holds the `window` position of the fashion industry, attracting dozens of big brands to participate in the upcoming show week.
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Collection of Haute Couture Spring – Summer 2018 collections
Haute Couture collection by designers of Vietnamese origin
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