Paris Fashion Week Showcases Bold Tailoring and Evolving Aesthetics

Designers reimagine power dressing and heritage styles, closing with Saint Laurent's commanding silhouettes and Chanel's timeless elegance.

Comme des Garcons deconstructed traditional suits as a critique of big business, emphasizing the power of 'small' with exaggerated and slashed designs.
Balenciaga's collection mirrored current economic uncertainties, blending officewear staples with high-street aesthetics in a dark, maze-like setting.
Hermes stayed true to its equestrian roots, presenting luxury investment pieces that capitalize on its enduring market strength despite industry slowdowns.
Saint Laurent closed the week with striking, shoulder-first designs and bold tailoring, emphasizing strength and precision on a dramatic onyx runway under the Eiffel Tower.
Chanel's show highlighted its signature tweeds and layered jewelry, drawing a star-studded audience and reinforcing its status as a symbol of timeless sophistication.