Bernhard Willhelm
The influence of the fantasy of Walter Van Beirendonck, Alexander Mc Queen and Vivienne
Westwood, whose assistant he was during his studies, is clearly felt in the German couturier’s creations. A collection as colorful as it is original, for a show that was both rhythmic and dynamic. Inspired by the motifs on road signs for the first outfits, the pieces are cut into bangs, loincloths and headbands. Pop colors, destroy suits, leathers, leopard patterns, stripes, zebra stripes, flowery beards, two-tone shirts, cut-out plaid shirts, shorts, knits, ethnic geometric prints, denim – it’s all there. A potpourri of materials and shapes lit up the Trianon’s lobby and staircase for a few minutes.
Pics by Samantha Rakotoson
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