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2024-01-30 8658
Color Narration -- The Menswear Runway Analysis of Valentino
Valentino, who returned to Paris Men's Fashion Week after a 4-year absence, is the creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli, who has always been good at telling stories through color. This season, with the theme "Le Ciel 20.24", she focuses on the "blue" that symbolizes masculinity, reinterpreting this color tone that represents masculinity in social inertia thinking, reflecting on, breaking, and reshaping modern masculinity. He believes that color is the most direct way of expressing emotions, and thus begins his journey of color interpretation.
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2023-03-09 69642
Black Tie -- The Runway Analysis of Valentino
Pierpaolo Piccioli is re-writing the codification of Valentino. Black tie is a dress code, a restrictive factor of attire that must be adhered to. It’s a faux pas to digress from the expected norms when required to follow the code, and it is something that is habitually ingrained in the sartorial world. With this in mind, black tie is seldom subverted, but that is exactly what Valentino has done.
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2022-10-09 72963
Unboxing Valentino -- The Runway Analysis of Valentino
Themed ‘Unboxing Valentino’, creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli ditches PP pink and returns to essence of clothing. The cutting is inspired by the sliced paintings of Lucio Fontana. Dreamy feathers, eye-catching sequins and soft sheer bring fun to the pure fashion design.
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2021-10-11 82943
Into a New Dimension: Life -- The Womenswear Runway Analysis of VALENTINO
The designer Pierpaolo Piccioli decided to get Valentino into a new dimension: life. To mark the return of Valentino's ready-to-wear to Paris, he took over the old marketplace at the Carreau du Temple, and a row of neighboring cafés and restaurants opposite, to put on a joyful all-gendered show reunion symbolically blurring the distinctions between insiders and outsiders. The opening look, an organdy flower-embroidered blouse and tiny skirt, referred to Valentino Garavani's all-white collection of 1968—immortalized in a photograph of Marisa Berenson. There was a reproduction of a slim, tiger-striped maxi coat, famously worn by Veruschka the following year—and to end with, a pair of floaty, flower-printed dresses from the '70s. Designer pitched the production towards embracing Gen Zers with a proposition of a beautiful, casualized couture wardrobe designed to float between genders: lightweight taffeta tailoring in vivid colors, plethoras of dresses from minuscule and cutaway to sweeping, embroidered caftans. The mini-maxi proportion play—like billowy volumes teamed with micro-shorts—provided a translated house glamour that captured everything the TikTok generation might relate to.
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2020-03-07 86641
Rose in The Dark Night -- The Catwalk Analysis of Valentino Womenswear
In this series, male and female models are in black, grey, classic Valentino red, low-key indigo and emerald. The clothing starts from basic silhouette to highlight the power of accurate cutting. Valentino, which still shows haute couture technique in the ready-to-wear series, is undoubtedly more low-key than previous seasons, but it is still meticulous about details. The series uses embroidery and print to sketch the realistic florals, adding a lively feel to the calm overcoat and the sleeveless dress.
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2019-09-30 110526
The Diversified And Inclusive Blank Canvas-- The Catwalk Analysis of Valentino Womenswear
Valentino S/S 2020 is one of the most expected and spectacular fashion shows and just ends up in Les Invalides. In this new season, it is inspired by the grisaille in 16th century. Grisaille is a special painting technique using one color only. This kind of painting is helpful to view the shape and feel the volume so the shape and volume are very eye-catching without various shadows. This monochrome technique abandons the complicated, inherits the essence, and restores the real look of high fashion.