by Gaia Schiavetti
After many shopping tips, we finally dream with the incredible Haute Couture dresses that have been shown in Paris. We are talking about Chanel which presented the Spring Summer 2022 Haute Couture collection with a fashion show that left you speechless especially for a special release.
We are talking about the elegant entrance of Charlotte Casiraghi on a wonderful horse to remember Coco’s great passion for horse riding, a sport that for the designer was also a symbol of emancipation.
To make everything more magical was the music of Sébastien Tellier who accompanied the whole show conceived by Virginie Viard starting from the inspiration of the artist Xavier Veilhan. The collection appeared on the catwalk with a palette ranging from blue to white through pink, red and black.
The femininity of the Chanel Haute Couture Spring Summer 2022 collection has been entrusted to the iconic tweed jackets in various colors and combined with coordinated skirts and trousers. The research work on the clothes that reach the unexpected and elegant ones that play with the body and make the style refined and unique is remarkable.
Transparency games emphasize the lines, creating interesting games. To complete the details of some garments, feathers appear, of which I very much appreciated the light blue ones applied to the tweed dress. There is also room for sequins, polka dots, prints and flowers.
On the occasion of the fashion show for the Spring Summer 2022 Haute Couture collection, a short film was also presented which sees together the artist Xavier Veilhan, the musician Sébastien Tellier and the Chanel ambassador Charlotte Casiraghi. The three personalities took part in the show, each contributing their own arts to make the experience unique.
“The concept I suggested to Virginie Viard is a kind of garden, an open structure, something that has to do with both a minigolf course and a jumping field for horses”, explains Xavier Veilhan in this video. .
To highlight the silhouettes of the collection, he imagined a decoration “quite transparent, quite ethereal, consisting largely of air”, which echoes the diaphanous fluidity of Virginie Viard’s creations.
“Haute Couture is a form of radicalism that really interests me,” adds Xavier Veilhan. Charlotte Casiraghi also talks about this collaboration: “Virginie has this very strong need to work with the people she loves,” she explains. A feeling shared by Sébastien Tellier, whose pieces, composed especially for the show, resounded in the heart of the Grand Palais Éphémère: “We form a quartet, and it is very natural, there is something very kind between us. Something that twirls, is playful, a little childish. “
“What the four of us have in common”, concludes Xavier Veilhan, “is perhaps the desire to do things with a kind of lightness, but at the same time a total investment”.
Chanel celebrities guests: https://www.modadivasmagazine.com/en/2022/01/27/celebrities-chanel-haute-couture-spring-summer-2022
