Great designers not only embellish and empower women, they read and reinterpret the world through their creations and send us messages. This Couture Week was full of fashion statements. Schiaparelli made us think about Martians, Rahul Mishra about insects and Viktor & Rolf about how much we love to destroy what we’ve built. Valentino gave an ultra-modern twist to couture, Giorgio Armani celebrated escape and travel, and Maison Margiela produced an ode to the underbelly of Paris with a memorable cabaret show.
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