For this new Spring-Summer 2014 couture collection, the French designer invited us to come and discover his creations at the Garde R\u00e9publicaine’s Battesti armory in Paris.<\/p>\n
And so begins a journey through the world of cultures… Franck Sorbier’s different visions of cultures follow on from one another. To finish off “Russia of Tales”<\/strong>, the Franck Sorbier Woman takes on the body of a revisited Russian bride, entirely embroidered in lace and tulle, sublimely adorned, and parading before our admiring eyes.<\/p>\n The designer invited us to cross worlds in a show where Franck Sorbier’s creativity and artistry are pushed to the limit.<\/p>\n Antoine BRILLANT.
\nThe curtain opens to reveal a giant wicker automaton<\/strong>, articulated and maneuvered by the L’homme Debout company and accompanied by New Zealand singer Kimbra, who opens Franck Sorbier<\/strong>‘s wonderful worlds.<\/p>\n
\n“Jolies p\u00e9p\u00e9es canailles”<\/strong> is a world where black and white jacquard is sovereign, declined, on flared or gathered skirts.
\n“M\u00e9nag\u00e8re Psycho-psych\u00e9”<\/strong> is the world of colors and patterns, directly inspired by the 70’s.
\n<\/strong>The “Year of the Horse”<\/strong> refers to the Chinese New Year, a blend of colors emblematic of Asian countries…<\/p>\n
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