Structured in the Chaotic
After a nail-biter of a stock market for the past three days, news of increased deaths in Iraq, and something about John McCain running for President, it was Paris Fashion Week that provided reassuring and structured answers to the world's problems. Sounds naive? Maybe. But the smoke and mirrors of fashion is what we all love the most. To get lost in that beautiful world, tucked in between Givenchy's azul furs and Balenciaga's cozy tribal gowns.
Editors, buyers, and fashion correspondents abroad will all rave of the world's troubled and bleak outlook transforming itself into inspiration for the designers. Hussein Chalayan's environmental campaign via catwalk certainly presents itself as the perfect exhibit. But let's not get too carried away here... it's fashion! Forget about social commentary. Fall is bringing us the most brilliant display of craftsmanship we have seen in a while.
Givenchy
Dior
Balenciaga
Editors, buyers, and fashion correspondents abroad will all rave of the world's troubled and bleak outlook transforming itself into inspiration for the designers. Hussein Chalayan's environmental campaign via catwalk certainly presents itself as the perfect exhibit. But let's not get too carried away here... it's fashion! Forget about social commentary. Fall is bringing us the most brilliant display of craftsmanship we have seen in a while.
Givenchy
Dior
Balenciaga
posted by New Yorkaise at 4:07 PM
3 Comments:
LOVE the balenciaga, its so modern and new age-y in the earthiest possible way :P
It's not naive! I love Paris Fashion Week, and this year it was so great, so many beautiful show, Balenciaga, Dior, and one of my favorits Chloe!
You have a nice blog!
Couldn't agree more. Fashion is always an outlet to escape for a little while of the real world chaos.
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