Paris Fashion Week officially kicks off, consolidating its central role as an essential event for the world of international fashion. A rich schedule of events and top-notch fashion shows enlivens the French capital, with Louis Vuitton inaugurating the season yesterday with a men’s collection signed by the creative direction of Pharrell Williams, a debut that has raised great expectations and continues to maintain high attention. After the events in Florence and Milan, Paris further elevates the dialogue between fashion and cultural institutions, marking a turning point that embraces art and heritage. A significant example will be the Grand Dîner du Louvre, where over 60 haute couture garments and accessories from more than 50 prestigious fashion houses will be exhibited in an exhibition that intertwines contemporary creativity with the permanent collection of the Museum of Decorative Arts. This approach values fashion not only as an ephemeral phenomenon, but as an artistic expression that dialogues with history and cultural traditions. To enrich the cultural atmosphere of the Parisian week, the Palais Galliera hosts the exhibition “Stephen Jones, chapeaux d’artiste”. Dedicated to the famous British milliner, the exhibition traces the revolutionary contribution of Jones, who from the 1980s to today has redefined the aesthetics of the hat. His creativity, appreciated by celebrities and world-famous designers, consecrates him as one of the main innovators in this field, combining craftsmanship and avant-garde. With events that intertwine fashion shows, art and tradition, Paris Fashion Week is configured as a crossroads of trends and visions. Every moment, from Pharrell Williams’ debut with Louis Vuitton to cultural exhibitions, reflects a collective commitment to redefining the role of fashion in the contemporary artistic and social context. An event that promises to leave an indelible mark on the narrative of the fashion system.–
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