Paris
Fashion
Week.
Fall/Winter 2020: fresh perspectives from Guy Laroche, Ingie Paris, and Ryan Roche.
From the archive: Our March 2020 Paris Fashion Week coverage. Collection and airline details reflect the original trip.
Reimagined vintage, seventies glamour, and polished monochrome: three distinct points of view from the Fall/Winter 2020 collections in Paris.
Guy Laroche
Guy Laroche’s Transform 20.21 collection revisited 12 vintage pieces, exploring how existing garments could take on a contemporary identity using only materials already available in the house.
Four new beige looks symbolized a renaissance, bringing the recovery and transformation of those materials into focus.
Guy Laroche · Fall/Winter Transform 20.21
Ingie Paris
Ingie Chalhoub looked to the seventies for a collection of faux leather, fringe, and sequins. The mood paired glamour with a bold sense of personality.
The original coverage highlighted the designer’s admiration for icons such as Jane Birkin: women whose appeal went beyond beauty to embrace individuality, confidence, and drama.
Ingie Paris · Fall/Winter 2020–2021
Ryan Roche
Ryan Roche brought her show to Paris for the first time with a collection defined by tailored, oversized wool trenches, overcoats, cashmere sweaters, and monochromatic looks.
The effect was polished and composed, allowing proportion, texture, and tonal dressing to lead the story.
Ryan Roche · Fall 2020 Ready-to-Wear
With Corsair,
to Paris.
For Paris Fashion Week in March 2020, Karen Huggins partnered with Corsair to travel from Miami to Paris alongside Vanessa (@vanessarosetilley).
Karen’s Premium Class experience included extra legroom, a special menu, and access to the Corsair lounge on the then-recent Miami–Paris service.
Travel partnership: Karen Huggins partnered with Corsair for this March 2020 trip.