In many ways, a fashion show can be like a performance: an audience, a stage, photographers and people in the spotlight. Bernhard Willhelm, however, has chosen to blur the fine line between the two, presenting his Autumn Winter collection as a performance\/show. <\/p>\n
In this article, we’ll confine ourselves to talking about the clothes, since that’s why we attended the event in the first place.<\/p>\n
Bernhard Willhelm’s fabrics look like paper, with their mix of volume, pleats and garish colors, making them a sight to behold. This season, he also presents a collection for women, including skirts and sweaters that stand out for their choice of colors (fluo is in vogue) and prints (“classified ads”, slogan-driven opinions). <\/p>\n
Clearly, Bernhard Willhelm continued in the vein of his previous collections, offering ever more eccentric and recognizable styles. In fact, the staging reflected the collection’s signature craziness and chaos. <\/p>\n
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Photographs by Samantha Rakotoson<\/p>\n
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Mary Yasmine Arrouche<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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