Dior and Saint Laurent
The fashion pack has touched down in Paris for the final leg of the Spring/Summer 2024 season, which kicked off on a high note on Monday. The second day saw some of the most highly-awaited shows such as Dior and Saint Laurent, with stars and brand ambassadors in attendance including Jisoo and Rosé of Blackpink, Jennifer Lawrence, Demi Moore, Hailey Bieber, Carla Bruni, and more.
Read on for all the highlights from Day 2 of Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2024
Dior
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Maria Grazia Chiuri’s latest collection was unveiled with a strong message of feminism, and amid colorful banners reading “My body is not a product,” and “Unlike my mother, I have a choice.” The designs aptly laid emphasis on these statements as tailored and cinched suits, pleated skirts, all-black biker jackets, and business looks with boots took center stage. Elsewhere in the collection, more romantic pieces such as lace dresses and knitwear were also present, but they too came with an edge. For the finale, Chiuri paid tribute to Sinead O’Connor by playing an upbeat version of “Nothing Compares 2 U”.
Chopard
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The Swiss haute jewelry house presented a special collection designed by artistic director and co-president Caroline Scheufel, first revealed at the 76th Cannes Film Festival. Titled Caroline’s Couture, it brings together the finest of red carpet looks with the maison’s own Red Carpet High Jewelry collection for 50 remarkable silhouettes.
Bulgari
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The Italian high jewelry house unveiled its SS 2024 leather goods and accessories collection titled Roman Light along with a new star bag, the Roma. The silhouette comes in an array of hues with brilliant hardware with couture-like finishing and sophisticated Bulgari lettering, while the Serpenti evening bags are inspired by the light of the sky with hand-beaded embroideries and exotic skins.
Saint Laurent
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For the star-studded SS 2024 show, Saint Laurent’s Anthony Vaccarello looked to the brand’s iconic 1968 safari look made famous by Verushka, and shot by Franco Rubartelli. Stripping the YSL wardrobe back to the basics, the collection featured boiler suits, cargo pants, and slacks with utilitarian shirts. For accessories, the YSL woman perfected a balancing act between chic and razor-sharp via gloves, bangles, statement earrings, racer shades, and killer heels.
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