Paris: It has returned to old methods for men's fashion week, which is closed in Paris on Tuesday, with the last epidemic-era sanctions and the surprising return of Heidi Slimen of Celine who said the first official fashion show Was "obsolete".
Even during the previous waves of infections, the fashion crowd was never eager to see their party, especially forced by a mask or social disturbance.
But with the final restrictions on international travel, this week will show the return of many big names, with American designer Tom Brown, known for his creative shows, and Matthew Williams of Givenchi.
However, the greatest surprise, Slimen, Creative Director of Celine and one of the most influential figures of recent decades, will shut down the week on Sunday.
One of the prominent brands within the LVMH group, Seleen last presented as part of the official fashion calendar in February 2020, before Slimen dramatically announced that the traditional timetable "obsolete" and "archaic" Was.
"These days, creating a sense of event and rarity seems more necessary than a compulsory exercise at a certain time," he told Le Monde at that time, and has been issuing collections for men and women at the time since his speed, Often she was often shot in brilliant settings around France with films with films.
The house did not answer a question about its heart change. (AFP)