In the past few days we have recommended 10 fashion documentaries to watch, this to cheer up, with a bit of beauty, the situation we are experiencing.
On this false line we want to continue to suggest you beautiful things to watch from the comfort of your sofa at home.
Today we have chosen the 10 most beautiful fashion shows of all time, enjoy them.
Louis Vuitton
Spring/Summer 2014
The last Louis Vuitton show https://agata.id/ signed by Marc Jacobs, a sort of “the best of” the fashion shows that characterized the French fashion house under his direction lasted 17 years. A show almost nostalgic, sweet and sad at the same time.
Rick Owens
Spring/Summer 2014
A group of step dancers (Step With Momentum) hired instead of models and models, a mix between military exercises and cheerleading. They want to go beyond outdated clichés and cultural clichés. Energy, hypnotic dances, fast music and fierce grimaces, a unique experience never seen before.
Dior
Spring/Summer 1998
A real fantastic journey into the world of opera. The show, set on the steps of Palais Garnier inside the Paris Opera House, is a manifestation of John Galliano’s passion for opera and theatre, with orchestra, tango dancers and many extras who impersonated the most important opera personalities of all time.
Chanel
Sprig/Summer 2012
Florence Welch as the Venus of Botticelli, the Grans Palais in Paris transformed into a huge aquarium with seahorses, oysters, fish and rocks. A parade that takes us directly into a fantastic dream of who thought and imagined this show, Karl Lagerfeld.
Moschino Resort
Spring/Summer 2019
A kitchy, playful circus. Exaggeration, joy and fun staged by Jeremy Scott who never set limits, not even in this case.
Marc Jacobs
Fall/Winter 2012
The incredible set by Rachel Feinstein, the refined and glamorous collection and an evocative soundtrack make this show part of our personal top ten.
Gucci
Spring/Summer 2019
A tribute to French culture by Alessandro Michele. Jane Birkin singing Baby Alone in Babylon and the historic Le Palace theatre as the backdrop to an iconic show.
Alexander McQueen
Fall/Winter 2009
The models parade around a pile of old chairs, televisions and sets from Alexander McQueen’s past parades. A sophisticated, sci-fi show driven to excess, telling how McQueen is able to tell himself and his collections, each time, in an extraordinary way.
Chanel
Fall/Winter 2014
A supermarket inside the Grand Palais in Paris, shelves full of Chanel brand products (pasta, mayonnaise, cereals, etc.) with the models that shop along the catwalk transformed into a shop. An exhilarating and delicious show.
Pyer Moss
Spring/Summer 2020
The 90-member Tabernacle Drip Choir pays tribute to the history of black music with a repertoire ranging from gospel to blues and hip-hop. A show that Kerby Jean-Raymond has made incredible.
