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Models went by robotically while bathed in hazy white light as a sterile white wall plummeted onto an empty deck. Here are some highlights from the menswear collections for spring/summer 2023: Natural death via Loewe Read More
Models went by robotically while bathed in hazy white light as a sterile white wall plummeted onto an empty deck. Here are some highlights from the menswear collections for spring/summer 2023: Natural death via Loewe Also Read: Celine presentation dominated by South Korean celebs; Kenzo creations sparkle in color during Paris Fashion Week Models wore television screen plates that displayed deep-water fish in the ocean, and plasma screen visors that projected chrysanthemums in growth. In fashion designer Jonathan Anderson's dystopian world, the only place grass could be found was literally growing out of shoes. There, green blades quivered and flapped surreptitiously as the automatons passed.
Oceanic water fish, as well as chrysanthemums in growth, were displayed on plasma screen visors. The only place grass could be seen in the dystopian society created by fashion designer Jonathan Anderson was literally growing out of shoes. As the robots passed, green blades there trembled and flapped covertly.
The British designer also made a thought-provoking statement about ecology and humanity's disrespect for nature by using the extraordinary set and concept as a springboard for some of the most skillful designs shown this season. Anderson sounded the alarm, saying that if we keep going, the world will be destroyed and the only chance to observe bees will be on film.
Models went by robotically while bathed in hazy white light as a sterile white wall plummeted onto an empty deck. Here are some highlights from the menswear collections for spring/summer 2023: Natural death via Loewe Also Read: Celine presentation dominated by South Korean celebs; Kenzo creations sparkle in color during Paris Fashion Week Models wore television screen plates that displayed deep-water fish in the ocean, and plasma screen visors that projected chrysanthemums in growth. In fashion designer Jonathan Anderson's dystopian world, the only place grass could be found was literally growing out of shoes. There, green blades quivered and flapped surreptitiously as the automatons passed.
Oceanic water fish, as well as chrysanthemums in growth, were displayed on plasma screen visors. The only place grass could be seen in the dystopian society created by fashion designer Jonathan Anderson was literally growing out of shoes. As the robots passed, green blades there trembled and flapped covertly.
The British designer also made a thought-provoking statement about ecology and humanity's disrespect for nature by using the extraordinary set and concept as a springboard for some of the most skillful designs shown this season. Anderson sounded the alarm, saying that if we keep going, the world will be destroyed and the only chance to observe bees will be on film.
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