The world of fashion and beauty has the ability to change rapidly, which is driven by the threads of this global industry on the one hand, and the cries that spread like a fever on social media platforms, and the power of youth's influence to change all of this according to what he deems appropriate on the other hand, and from all this interesting chaos, this presents The page is a quick and selective look at what can be appropriate for Gulf women in particular and Arab in general.

Prepared by: Nada Al-Zarouni

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Although creative managers have started working on autumn-winter 2020 groups long ago, and before the outbreak of the new Corona virus, they did not lack the ideas to deliver tacit messages about this global health crisis, whether through simplification in presentations and presentation, or decorating faces In more forms than the scarves that cover them, or by challenging the situation with more joy and hope.

Whether the message is clear or not, however, the role of global fashion was able, during the recently concluded Paris Fashion Week, to present classic and different configurations, which tended to simplicity, freedom, and many expressive lines, which can be seen in fashion shows: «Louis Vuitton , Chanel, Hermi, Yves Saint Laurent, Alexander McQueen, and many others.

Louis Vuitton

Louis Vuitton group tended for the fall of 2020 to enhance the sporting character, and "street fashion", in a clear mix between sports pieces, particularly large sports jackets with swollen cuts, and color patches, over pieces with more classic lines, in a clear and frank blending of the two ideas. And while some dresses tended to adopt soft cuts, with similar decorating details in their idea of ​​everyday pieces, in which a Viton woman fleeing an elegant evening, looking for an adrenaline batch and a blow from the cold winds skating on the ice.

Chanel

The message of the house in this group was clear, and it was also expressed by the creative director of the house during the pre-show measurement sessions, likening the idea of ​​freedom that she wanted to communicate, with that enhanced to the feeling of emancipation «that is similar to the strikes on the hair when riding horses in a spacious place, which is the idea that has been translated "With a group that is considered one of the best collections of the house so far, with a lot of luxurious elegance and practical stories."

Alexander McQueen

"What do we usually talk about in times of crisis?" Asked creative director Sarah Burton in the last measurement session the evening before the show, answering herself by saying: "I want this group to be very realistic, bold and heroic. I feel it We have to be heroic, and what more can reflect the strong and heroic woman in England than the Welsh tribal women. ”

Celine

In his collection of autumn and winter 2020 ready-to-wear clothes, the creative director of the house Hedy Suleiman continued to focus on the bourgeois Parisian elegance of the 1970s, with a rare and beautiful dedication he presented in this lineup to his mother, he was born in 1968, who grew up influenced by his mother, and that unrepeated wave of Classic comfort and ideal elegance.

Paco Rabanne

Creative Director Julian Dossina is keen on preserving the spirit of the house, which has long been famous for its designs that were known as "futuristic sixty or space", but that through his vision, which also traveled through space to come out with this last group, he was able to add a touch with a different spirit to some kind The designs did not appear as spatial, as they seemed to be more profound, classic and seventy in particular, with a clear aristocratic touch and many puritanical lines.

Dior

Although the show started with a formal suit, the house presented a collection that is considered one of the house’s most freedom-oriented designs, and far from formal, so that creative director Maria Grazia Schweire describes the group with special visual diaries of what they were in the 1970s, when what was The woman wears it expresses a cause or a message, as she gave the designer, according to her opinion, at the beginning of the group a glimpse of what she was in her teenage with her mother sewing, according to Vogue, that "the seventies gave me what I am today."

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