• Six winters 2021 fashion trends to stay safe and warm ☃️ ⠀ Every time updating the winter wardrobe turns into a kind of ritual: with the arrival of the first palpable cold weather, we rush to the store for a new woolen sweater, warm jacket, resistant boots, and other elements of winter outfit, dreaming of combining two main points - guaranteed warmth and stylish design. It is not an easy task, as we often have to choose between convenience and visual components in one way or another. However, this season the chances of success have increased markedly - the designers have used a variety of warm materials from velvet to leather and also brought back the irreplaceable puffer pieces that are indispensable in winter! We selected six the biggest winter trends to know and shop winter 2020-2021. ⠀ Check it out on wfc.tv! ⠀ #fw2020 #trends #winter
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    Six winters 2021 fashion trends to stay safe and warm ☃️ ⠀ Every time updating the winter wardrobe turns into a kind of ritual: with the arrival of the first palpable cold weather, we rush to the store for a new woolen sweater, warm jacket, resistant boots, and other elements of winter outfit, dreaming of combining two main points - guaranteed warmth and stylish design. It is not an easy task, as we often have to choose between convenience and visual components in one way or another. However, this season the chances of success have increased markedly - the designers have used a variety of warm materials from velvet to leather and also brought back the irreplaceable puffer pieces that are indispensable in winter! We selected six the biggest winter trends to know and shop winter 2020-2021. ⠀ Check it out on wfc.tv! ⠀ #fw2020 #trends #winter
  • Chloé fall-winter 20/21 ⠀ @chloe full-winter 2020 collection has united the creativity of talented women. Natacha Ramsay-Levi took inspiration from the work of the American-Hungarian artist Rita Ackermann, using her illustrations as prints for silk shirts, dresses, bags from the new collection. To create the right atmosphere at the fashion show, the designer turned to two other representatives of art. The sculptor Marion Verboom created totem sculptures that served as scenery for the show, and the poems of the singer Marianne Faithfull became the soundtrack of the show - she read French and British poetry of the 18th-19th centuries on the soundtrack. ⠀ The collection harmoniously combines 70s silhouettes, boho-chic elements, hippie and military aesthetics, as well as airy feminine looks with masculine wide trousers, buttoned shirts, and suits. Besides, Chloé offers light flowing dresses made from transparent fabric or some models with high cuts, quilted and leather coats and jackets, argyle turtlenecks, and many others. In addition to artistic and floral prints, turn-down collars, oval necklines, and embroidery are the highlights of the collection. ⠀ As for the color palette, the collection is dominated by nude shades, including creamy, powdery, fawn, diluted with contrasting splashes of chocolate, wine, and dark blue. ⠀ #Chloé #fw2020
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    Chloé fall-winter 20/21 ⠀ @chloe full-winter 2020 collection has united the creativity of talented women. Natacha Ramsay-Levi took inspiration from the work of the American-Hungarian artist Rita Ackermann, using her illustrations as prints for silk shirts, dresses, bags from the new collection. To create the right atmosphere at the fashion show, the designer turned to two other representatives of art. The sculptor Marion Verboom created totem sculptures that served as scenery for the show, and the poems of the singer Marianne Faithfull became the soundtrack of the show - she read French and British poetry of the 18th-19th centuries on the soundtrack. ⠀ The collection harmoniously combines 70s silhouettes, boho-chic elements, hippie and military aesthetics, as well as airy feminine looks with masculine wide trousers, buttoned shirts, and suits. Besides, Chloé offers light flowing dresses made from transparent fabric or some models with high cuts, quilted and leather coats and jackets, argyle turtlenecks, and many others. In addition to artistic and floral prints, turn-down collars, oval necklines, and embroidery are the highlights of the collection. ⠀ As for the color palette, the collection is dominated by nude shades, including creamy, powdery, fawn, diluted with contrasting splashes of chocolate, wine, and dark blue. ⠀ #Chloé #fw2020
  • Alber Elbaz returns to the fashion world to launch his own brand🥳 ⠀ On November 17, it became known that Alber Elbaz @alberelbaz8 was going to return to the fashion industry after five years of silence - in 2015, he unexpectedly left Lanvin, where he worked as a creative director for 14 years. As Elbaz himself later admitted, this event was a severe blow for him, from which the maestro was able to recover only a few years later. That is why the rumor about his comeback, which excited everyone a year ago, will give all fans of the designer's work hope for a quick resumption of his design activities. ⠀ Back then, the designer shared the plans to launch his own brand AZ Fashion, in collaboration with the Swiss holding company Richemont, which owns brands such as Chloé, Van Cleef & Arpels, and Cartier. Elbaz did not abandon his intentions, making an official statement about the opening of the brand but with some changes - he transformed the brand's name to a more harmonic and personal in some way AZ Factory @azfactory. ⠀ The official opening and show of the first collection will take place at the end of January, in parallel with the regular schedule of Paris Fashion Week. "Love, trust, and respect: this is who I am and this is who we are at AZ Factory," wrote Alber in his Instagram account. ⠀ #AlberElbaz
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    Alber Elbaz returns to the fashion world to launch his own brand🥳 ⠀ On November 17, it became known that Alber Elbaz @alberelbaz8 was going to return to the fashion industry after five years of silence - in 2015, he unexpectedly left Lanvin, where he worked as a creative director for 14 years. As Elbaz himself later admitted, this event was a severe blow for him, from which the maestro was able to recover only a few years later. That is why the rumor about his comeback, which excited everyone a year ago, will give all fans of the designer's work hope for a quick resumption of his design activities. ⠀ Back then, the designer shared the plans to launch his own brand AZ Fashion, in collaboration with the Swiss holding company Richemont, which owns brands such as Chloé, Van Cleef & Arpels, and Cartier. Elbaz did not abandon his intentions, making an official statement about the opening of the brand but with some changes - he transformed the brand's name to a more harmonic and personal in some way AZ Factory @azfactory. ⠀ The official opening and show of the first collection will take place at the end of January, in parallel with the regular schedule of Paris Fashion Week. "Love, trust, and respect: this is who I am and this is who we are at AZ Factory," wrote Alber in his Instagram account. ⠀ #AlberElbaz
  • Brand history: Jean-Paul Gaultier ⠀ In January 2020, the most daring and eccentric French fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier @jpgaultierofficial held his last show in Paris - in this way, the maestro said goodbye to the haute couture world and also celebrated the 50th anniversary of his career. The show took place at the Theater du Chatelet in Paris and included several performances as well as all the most famous models from the designer's iconic collections - the cone-bra, striped sailor tops, fake suits, and luxurious dresses that made a splash in the 2000s, and many others. The entire creative path of the main hooligan of French fashion was kept within 45 minutes of an unforgettable enchanting show and 250 images, but how did it all begin? ⠀ Read the full story in wfc.tv ⠀ #JeanPaulGaultier #BrandHistory
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    Brand history: Jean-Paul Gaultier ⠀ In January 2020, the most daring and eccentric French fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier @jpgaultierofficial held his last show in Paris - in this way, the maestro said goodbye to the haute couture world and also celebrated the 50th anniversary of his career. The show took place at the Theater du Chatelet in Paris and included several performances as well as all the most famous models from the designer's iconic collections - the cone-bra, striped sailor tops, fake suits, and luxurious dresses that made a splash in the 2000s, and many others. The entire creative path of the main hooligan of French fashion was kept within 45 minutes of an unforgettable enchanting show and 250 images, but how did it all begin? ⠀ Read the full story in wfc.tv ⠀ #JeanPaulGaultier #BrandHistory