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The Milan and Paris fashion weeks

have spoken of a femininity that has many aspects and many ways of dressing .

Weeks that have come to an end with the Louis Vuitton fashion show, celebrated in style in

Cour Carrée of the Louvre museum,

in a show with much more than fashion.

Because the presentation of the house's autumn-winter 2024/25 collection has also celebrated the 10 years of

Nicolas Ghesquière

at the helm, who debuted exactly ten years ago, on March 5, 2014.

True to his style, where the

mixture of colors, shapes and styles

is a mantra, the designer has once again shown a brilliant collection with a very own style, which we will surely soon see on more than one celebrity.

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The new tailoring, volumes and exaggeration

In them, for 15 days, what we will wear next winter has been outlined and the power, that given by silhouettes that are either oversized or tight at the waist, has been an axis on which the speeches of many designers have pivoted.

Because the thing is of powerful proportions, let them tell it to

Jonathan Anderson

's

Loewe

, where the British 'inflates' pants and blazers to extraordinary volumes.'

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This renewal of

classic tailoring touches on

Dior

's collection ,

which looks back to the 1960s, when women began to become independent and

enter the world of work.

Relaxed skirt and trouser suits and trench coats that highlight the waist are part of

Maria Grazia Chiuri's look at the past with a contemporary vocation.

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Giorgio Armani has worked once again

on

the sartorial style .

It is not in vain

that the master of blazers

allows himself to display all kinds of virguerías on them: there are

denim versions,

satin tuxedo versions, mandarin collar bullfighters and

flower prints and embroidery.

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Max Mara

has also followed the sartorial path, with coats, jackets and leather jackets with clean and structured lines that outline

a wide silhouette

and contrast with shorts or

miniskirts with rhinestones

in a mix & match exercise.

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Change of third, long live sexy!

Nocturnism (and treachery) emerges from the most risky proposals.

At

Saint Laurent

the dresses are transparent,

the shirts are transparent,

the skirts are transparent...

Anthony Vaccarello

completely strips the woman naked in a symphony of lingerie outfits that prioritize her body above everything else.

Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana

follow similar paths ,

making bralettes,

no pants

and tuxedo jackets that leave the skin exposed - all adorned with

nets that veil the face -

the epitome of sexy.

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Accessory, color... or the lack thereof

The accessories deserve a separate chapter, as they have had a lot to say at

Prada.

In fact, the proposal by

Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons

can be overshadowed by details that, for sure, will be trending topics:

colorful

military caps in velvet, plush or feathers;

hyperfeminine salons

that are masculinized with strong platforms, or snake-print straps and bright tones on the bags, which are tied like a bracelet to the wrist in a new way of carrying

'it bags'.

Under all of them, midi skirts and sweater and cardigan sets that, while reminiscent of

Hitchcock's Cardigan,

are far from it due to the daring color combination.

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Chanel

continues for bingo ,

where large

wide-brimmed

straw hats are the protagonists of a show with relaxed silhouettes, lots of knits and pants that delve into the men's wardrobe.

Virginie Viard,

the designer of the house, is inspired by the atmosphere and colors of

Deauville,

the Norman coastal town where Mademoiselle opened her first boutique in 1913.

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Thanks precisely to color,

Hermès leather

reaches a new dimension with

reds, khakis and yellows.

There is no shortage

of black,

but nothing to do with

Pierpaolo Piccioli at Valentino:

not a single concession to anything outside of it.

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The Italian touches all styles, from working looks with

coats, sweatshirts or retro dresses

, to red carpet designs with

transparencies, embroidery, sequins and feathers.

His is a collection that condenses all women into one thanks precisely to the monochromaticism that, as the creative states, allows

"recalibrating perception."

And if Piccioli says that black is worn, it means that black is worn, it already happened with fuchsia.

Amen.

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