Off-White showed its final collection designed by Virgil Abloh, who passed
away last November. The show featured Abloh’s signature remixing of high and
low, and an array of supermodels from the past to present, including Naomi
Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Kaia Gerber, Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, and Bella Hadid.
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Balenciaga’s Demna Gvasalia pivoted the show last-minute into a gripping
narrative that touched on the refugees fleeing Ukraine following Russia’s invasion.
Gvasalia speaks from his own traumatic experience of leaving his native Georgia
for Turkey, then Germany, when it was in the midst of a Civil War in the ‘90s.
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Not realizing the parallel between today and World War I, Jonathan Anderson
found inspiration in Dada, the nonsensical art movement that started in
Zurich as a response to World War I. Loewe’s Fall/Winter 2022 collection
featured dresses with car silhouettes, balloon heels, and pursed-lip bodices.
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After former Lanvin designer Alber Elbaz’s untimely passing in April 2021, AZ
Factory, the startup he recently founded, produced a tribute exhibition in his
owner featuring 46 fashion houses and designers. Named Love Brings Love: The Alber Elbaz Tribute Show,
the exhibition is on view at Paris’s Musée Galliera through July 10, 2022.
(Anthony Ghnassia/Getty Images For AZ Factory)

Louis Vuitton artistic director Nicolas Ghesquière can pull quite a crowd.
A-listers at Louis Vuitton’s Fall/Winter 2022 show at Musée d’Orsay included
Ava DuVernay and Alicia Vikander (pictured above), Julianne Moore, Jennifer
Connelly, Laura Harrier, Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas, Este and Alana Haim, Stacy
Martin, Gemma Chan, Catherine Deneuve, and Emma Mackey.
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Diesel creative director Glenn Martens imagined a Sci-Fi fantasy for the label’s
Fall/Winter 2022 show, complete with a larger-than-life set composed of giant
inflatable people, sustainable methods of production, and by parading out models coated in an array of various colors.
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The majority of Valentino’s Fall/Winter 2022 collection consisted of hue of pink
that Elsa Schiaparelli coined “shocking pink,” or its more contemporary counterpart, “Barbie pink.” Zendaya
showed up to the show in a stunning shocking pink Valentino suit.
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Called Stella by Stella, Stella McCartney’s Fall/Winter 2022 collection was inspired
by nonagenarian artist Frank Stella’s oeuvre, depicting his range from his early
minimalist works to his exuberant abstractions.
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Models Mica Argañaraz (pictured above walking in the Chanel Fall/Winter 2022 show)
and Gigi Hadid vowed to donate their earnings from walking in shows to benefit the people of Ukraine.
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