Didit Hediprasetyo
In a splendid salon on the second floor of the Crillon Place de la Concorde, this Haute Couture collection takes us on a journey to India. To traditional music admirably played by a few musicians seated in suits in the middle of the room, the suits and dresses follow one another. Note the short-sleeved ostrich leather jackets and jodhpur pants in a cameo of khaki, green and off-white. Boleros hug shoulders and discreet elephant motifs adorn dresses. Indian-inspired, the hips are very pronounced and the volumes are reminiscent of saris, rethought in an haute couture version. The feminine silhouettes are accompanied by a few masculine models that remain very simple: white tops, riding pants and tall leather boots. Particular attention is paid to the magnificent workmanship of the turbans, graphic pieces that complement the already perfect harmony of the outfits. A formidably successful cultural collection for an elegant, adventurous woman who takes her femininity on the road.
Photos Samantha Rakotoson / Didit Hediprasetyo
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