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Madrid - From today, July 5, and until next Thursday, July 8, the celebrations of a new, and more than ever expected, edition of Paris Haute Couture Week will be taking place over the capital of France. . A few days in which we can begin to discover the most detailed and surprising proposals of the main international fashion houses, by the hand of collections on which it is tradition that they decide to dump all that characteristic "savoir-faire" and all that craftsmanship with which the manufacture knows how to distinguish itself from French fashion.
Serving as a framework for the presentation of the
different proposals of the participating houses for the next Autumn / Winter
season of 2021/2022, this will be the edition in which again, and as a result
of the slight improvement in the health situation, the Fashion houses will be
able to re-present their collections through physical fashion shows that will
be able to have a live audience. A return to the live shows in Paris Haute
Couture, for which however they have finally decided only to opt for a total of
8 of the participating fashion houses: Christian Dior, Chanel, Giorgio Armani,
Balenciaga, Jean Paul Gaultier, Zuhair Murad, Vaishali S, and Pyer Moss
Couture. While the rest of the firms and designers,Paris Men's Fashion Week , they will do
so through different formats through digital media. Presentations that
will thus resort from digital parades to the projection of fashion films, which
in any case may continue to be viewed through the FHCM's own digital platform.
Thus, within the framework of this edition "fashion
houses can organize shows and physical presentations", they explained from
the FHCM through a statement, in any case "depending on the evolution of
the health situation". A point that the houses that have finally
decided to advance their return to the live parades have had to take well into
consideration, when the time has come to welcome their public again, designing
presentations that they have had to adapt to the "sanitary protocol"
and to "measures determined by the health authorities."
With 33 participating houses and 8 live parades
From the official calendar of this new edition of Paris
Haute Couture Week, a total of 33 fashion houses will participate over the next
few days. Among those that we will find, once again, a distinction between
those houses that will do so as full members of the Haute Couture Federation,
the most select group whose tradition and "savior-fair" from the FHCM
understand that they are deserving of such distinction, those that will do so
as attached members and those that will participate as guest houses.
In this way, the celebrations began this Monday morning
with the digital presentation of Schiaparelli (10: 00h), which will be
followed, throughout today, in its different formats, by Ulyana Segeenko ( 11:
00h), Iris Van Herpen (12: 00h), Georges Hobeika (13: 00h), Christian Dior (14:
30h), Azzaro Couture (16: 00h), Christian Dior (17: 00h), Maison Rabih Kayrouz
( 6:00 p.m.) and that of Giambattista Valli (7:30 p.m.).
For the day of Tuesday, July 6, the presentations of
Chanel are scheduled, with a private parade with invitation (10: 00h - 12: 00h)
that can be seen from 15: 00h, Alexis Mabille (13: 30h ), Stéphane Rolland
(2:30 p.m.), Julien Fournié (11:00 a.m.), Alexander Vauthier (11:00 a.m.), RVDK
(11:00 a.m.) and Girogio Armani Privé (11:00 a.m.).
On Wednesday, July 7, it will be time to see the latest
proposals of the Haute Couture lines of Yuima Nakazato (10: 00h), Franck
Sorbier (11: 00h), Balenciaga (11: 30h), Elie Saab (13 : 30h), Jean Paul Gaultier
(14: 30h), Viktor & Rolf (16: 00h), Zuhair Murad (17: 00h), Rahul Mishra
(18: 00h) and Charles De Vilmorin (19: 00h).
Finally, during the last day of Thursday, July 8, it will
be time to discover the collections of Aelis (10:00 a.m.), Julie de Libran (11:00
a.m.), Imane Ayissi (12:00 p.m.), Fendi Couture (2:30 p.m.), Christophe Josse
(3:30 p.m.), Maison Margiela (4:00 p.m.), Vaishali S (5:30 p.m.), Maurizio
Galante (6:30 p.m.) and Pyer Moss Couture (8:00 p.m.), responsible house to put
the finishing touch to this latest edition of Haute Couture Week, in which
likewise, and in parallel to the parades, a wide variety of events,
presentations, parties and talks will be held, both physically and through the
digital medium, organized by the participating firms and by prominent members
and institutions linked to the world of fashion.