Rabih Careuz has subscribed to the philosophy that the fashion season is not about – it is a continuity, a calm development of the silhouette that talks with emotion and elegance.
The designer saw, “I have difficult to talk about a subject or style in every season.” “Sometimes I think I am doing the same thing, but it is not really the same because clothes, color and attitude are always different.”
To fall, the coward reached for satin and silk in a striking palette of fuchia, orange, silver, chocolate, and a chaiti green, which they collectively described as “vitamin color”. “They are for upliftment,” they said.
Kayrouz favors liberal versions inspired by spontaneous movement. Syncade waist, fabricated hips, a “pumpkin” dress, and their signature cocoon shapes are a touching dialogue between fabrics and approaches, intentions and instincts, “as if covered a woman in a gesture,” he offered.
Most of the looks here have considered that train. A futile coat seems to be stripped down to the essence of the line. A decorated black dress provokes to the hem like a saucer, balances restraint and release. And then there is a recreation neck goddess gown that works with Quicksilver, with a woven trim from the artisan. This number was an indication for a piece of cottures on the current performance in the Department of Decorative Arts. Lauvar CoucherIt will probably be spring here and there after lifting the film festival and Gala season; Detto is a striking fuchia bustier gown.
Among the real -life options were the strongest jackets, trenches and coats in white, beige, fuchia or chaiti. They looked like a timely problem-covers that could be worn for season-in, season-out years. The designer said, “There is no dogma here, only strong, seen and a shiny feeling.” This last word is appropriate: In the 6th Erondicment, in more than a decade of working in an attractive converted artist’s atellier, the Careuz has quietly evolved as a collector’s designer. Here, he offered several iconic pieces that would definitely echo with his customer.