The Paris catwalk intends to break the man -fashion stereotypes
Paris, Jan 19 (EFE).- Dark, somewhat destructive and contrary to the principles of maintaining man fashion in a basic line.This was the presentations of the autumnal collections of the designers Bianca Saunders, Sankuanz and Hed Mayner on the Paris catwalk this Wednesday.He opened the catwalk one of the most promising fashion talents, the British Jamaican origin Bianca Saunders, who after graduating in 2017 won in 2021 the prestigious Andam award.His first collection in the Fashion Week of Paris, where the autumn-winter 2022/2023 collections are presented in this edition and until Sunday, a mixture of her British and Caribbean roots.Wool coats with English fabrics combined with more sporty, wide and colored pants;The gabardines became jacket costumes with discolored prints and work monkeys in an optimal styling to go for a walk.Saunders, 29 years old and born in London, claims the crossing of cultures in their creations to shape a more modern male wardrobe.Vibrant colors such as red or green pistachio are imposed in knitting sweaters with the box and asymmetric, monochue color styles with jacket and pants of the same color, high -walled pants and very tight high -neck t -shirts.More disturbing was the Chinese Sankuanz collection, which evidence.Sankuanz thus celebrated a parade behind closed doors in its native xiamen and the video was simply trimmed and reproduced within the framework of Paris Men's Fashion Week.Purple, gray and some touch of turquoise were the colors chosen for the collection, of ominous aesthetics, with capuchas that were taken as a balaclava, metal applications in the embroidery of jackets and dresses - there were also styles for women - and dresses fromPoint with Drapeados exaggerated.The tracksuits took a good part of the prominence in degraded colors and with children.Less Gothic although very sober was the collection of Israeli firm Hed Mayner, which also in a virtual format revealed its next winter collection, in which the tailoring coats with gigantic proportions, wide shoulder and long proportions to the ankles.Gray, black and camel tones coloring the jackets, on knitted sweaters and with the necks of torn swan, and also highlighted the "Nordic" chubby "coats, with matching snacks, taking up the aesthetics that it once madeFamous the Belgian Martin Margiela.EFEMDV/RCF/ICN (photo)
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