Paris Haute Couture Week celebrates young designers with Peet Dullaert and Miss Sohee, based in London

Experimentation and innovation were the name of the game on the last day of Paris Haute Couture Week. The emerging couturiers took the center of the stage on Thursday, such as Peet Dullaert, 35, from the Netherlands, and Miss Sohee, 28, from Korea. The latter organized his first show of the Couture Week, as a guest in the official calendar of the event. Dullaert and Miss Sohee announced spring/summer 2025 collections characterized by contrasting styles.

Dullaert, a Dutch designer based in Paris, was shown for the first time at the Paris Haute Couture Week exactly a year ago. In his third Parisian show, juxtapó glamorous looks with more everyday, such as pants suits and sets black tweed, worn back back to fronts with fists, pockets and buttons in the rear, which could be transformed into A night dress if necessary.

Dullaert's haute couture looks were made from bodies and games in tight stretched fabric, in which he added long and camping skirts decorated with geometric patterns embroidered with gemas, or made with silk stripes directly in the body, giving to the Models Freedom of Real Movement of Movement. The feeling of freedom was increased by the use of a high -performance wrinkled tissue developed by the label.

Other looks were covered with thin tassels lined with sequins, or with crystals, with black and white tulle, taffeta and other bright silks. Dullaert's appearance was characterized by volumes and silhouettes that flow, but did not shy away from intervening decisively in the construction of the garments, for example, discovering a shoulder or cutting the dresses with long slots along the legs.

Miss Sohee's haute couture show, real name Sohee Park, was expected with enthusiasm. The Korean designer based in London was shown twice before in Paris, and it was a success on the Milanese clues in February 2022, backed by Dolce & Gabbana. He took out all the stops in Paris, immersing his guests in a magical universe where the epochs and bold silhouettes mixed spectacularly, exhibited inside the golden halls and under the majestic candlesticks of the Pozzo Di Burgo palace.

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Miss Sohee's ladies seemed to be ready for a large ball with her bright crinoline dresses of vibrant colors, satin wrap dresses shining with pearls and declaration coats whose long trains were adorned with bucolic bucolic scenes, like a golden peacock or floral branches, rich in crystals and sequins. He looks worthy of the Venice Carnival.

Venus of Botticelli seemed to have inspired Miss Sohee, the scallops and marine shells between the key elements of her collection. A large shell rose as a fan in the back of a corset that extended to a long and crumbled silk skirt. In other places, the shells locked their hips in two short -ruling dresses in python and leather with crocodile effect, or length to a bustier completely decorated with gems that were sewn in an upper part of tulus dotted with tank drops were added.

Building shells in small patterns presented in a silk duchess dress, and more shells in silver silver fabric became The waist.

Nothing seemed too precious and extravagant for Miss Sohee's ladies, who also carried more contemporary outfits that consisted of lace monkeys, miniskirts and high boots on the thighs. Park founded his seal in 2020, after studying at Central Saint Martins in London, and his clients include dozens of celebrities, including names such as Cardi B. and Bella Hadid.