Dior's house will sit in the next season of Paris catwalks in July, even when Maison Margiela and Iris Van Herpen return to the tracks of the French capital, according to a provisional calendar published on Monday.
Dior's decision is not unexpected, since the camera only announced the appointment of the new creative director Jonathan Anderson for male clothes, women's and haute couture clothing on Monday. However, Anderson will make his debut on the track for Dior this month, with a male clothing show on the afternoon of June 27.
Balenciaga will present the final collection by its creative director that will leave, Demna de Georgia, in July. His successor, Pierpaolo Piccioli, will organize his first show for Balenciaga during the Paris women's clothing season ready to use this fall.
The next haute couture season will take place from Monday, July 7 to Thursday, July 10. He will begin with a show of one of the most legendary houses in Paris, Schiaparelli, and climax with a Rami to Ali show, a purse born in Syria, critically admired. Known for its new version of classic haute couture dresses, Ali has dressed many stars and celebrities, including Beyoncé, Jennifer López, Amal Clooney, Helen Mirren, Naomi Campbell and Sharon Stone.
In total, there are 25 modifiers that appear in the Haute Couture calendar, including Chanel and Giorgio Armani, who will be the two shows each. This will mark the last show organized by Chanel, where no designer will take a reverence, since the collection, as the last five presented by Chanel, will be designed by an internal study team. Chanel's new creative director, Matthieu Blazy, will make his debut in October during the next season of women ready for women in Paris.
Although the most anticipated debut of the season will be Glenn Martens, who happens to John Galliano in Maison Margiela, an act difficult to follow, since the show of the United Kingdom designer in January 2024 under a bridge in the Seine was the only best haute couture show in Paris this decade.
The season will also welcome the high French coast Adeline André and two guest houses, Ardazaei and Robert Wun, according to a new calendar published by the Fédération of the Haute Couture ET of the MODE, the governing body of French fashion.
Separately, the Fédération said that two Fashion houses in Paris will organize shows on the eve of the sewing: Celine at 2:30 pm and Patou at 5 pm on Sunday, July 6.
Despite the gust of Non-Shows, collections designed by the study and a clientele of less than 5,000 women, Paris Haute Couture remains the supreme example of creativity in fashion: the great laboratory of the mode. A busy week in which the boulevards of the City of Light will be full of limousines that transport the richest women in the world to the most reserved fashion shows on the planet.
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