GERMANIER: WASHEWIVES Swiss fantasy fantasy

Last but not least, Kevin Germanier of Switzerland, whose accounts and recycled magic fantasies made a brilliant show to tear down the curtains in the Paris haute couture season.

Inspired by the character Bree Van de Kamp of “Desperate Housewives”, and the idea of ​​how it could become a little crazy if a powerful pill appeared, this was the farthest collection seen in the four -day season in Paris that ended Thursday at night. .

Presented in a living room with a view to SENA, only 25 models in a surreral accounts closet, many based on second -hand French luxury jackets, blazers and dresses that Kevin revealed that he had acquired in vintage stores in Los Angeles. Before sending their embroidery to Overdrive, showering every centimeter of each outfit in dazzling and brilliant accounts. Opening with a Swiss flag in red and white suit, completed with a feastless hem of bright plastic spikes. Then fight tribal colors, river carnival and flamenco crochet in the last in sustainable elegance.

“I am a Swiss. And I was raised to be perfect. Like Bree Van de Kamp in 'Desperate Housewives'. I am the open open, or maybe I should say 'accounts', since there are so many accounts in my collections! “Kevin Post-Show joked.

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“Anyway, I imagined if Bree had taken a pill and suddenly went a little crazy and colorful. That is what I wanted on the track, ”Germanier laughed, that I was so excited after it started that I needed three minutes to recover my breath to speak.

In a mixed show, the boys wore robes with accounts and inlays where roses, hedgehogs and peonies flourish. Anything and everything joined in this moment great. Faber & Castell Cool, as pencils sprouting from a sock of the futuristic goddess.

What looked like thigh boots were, in fact, socks with accounts that ran a meter through the leg. Although most of the cast carried spike heels embedded with so many accounts that looked like the lauses of the red sea or anemone of deep waters.

Before Kevin had his ovation to great joy, all the screams, applaud and whistle deserved.