Hussein Chalayan's Spring Summer 2016 show featuring dissolving outfits
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Designer Hussein Chalayan's Paris Fashion Week show featured a catwalk shower that dissolved a pair of soluble outfits, revealing delicate garments underneath.
The presentation of melting clothes was part of the Chalayan Spring Summer 2016 show, which took place in the Salle Melpomène at Paris' Palais des Beaux-Arts earlier today.
Two models wearing white thigh-length jackets stood on small podiums within a large tray-like area in the centre of the catwalk. A low portion of ceiling was punctured by holes positioned above the models.
As water poured down through the gaps, the clothes began to disintegrate and fall away as if made from tissue.
The dresses revealed underneath were patterned with lines of thick black stitching and appliqué white petal shapes, each of which had clear jewels attached below.
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If I had to walk in those heels after it got wet, obviously I would have sprained my ankle. Mad respect.
Here because of tik tok video
Same!
Eww
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Same bro !! That dissolving swim shorts video
Are y’all my mirrors? 🤔
they are obviously not enjoying this
girl on the left was not enjoying herself lol
You think the models enjoy this? Most runway models I see look exceedingly bored or dislike what they're wearing.
you’re not supposed to smile i think
Shows like these aren’t to advertise commercial clothing it’s an art show moreover, and the models are just part of the art so any expression they make is just part of the show(they were most likely told what expressions to make ) don’t look into it or make assumptions.
@@arielturner3932 I'm not making assumptions, I just wasn't sure if some of their faces were like an "I didn't know this is what I signed up for" type of look or if it's just what they do.
But it's an art
they typically have neutral/bored facial expressions because it's their job to be moving mannequins and sell the clothes/brand, not themselves. whether they like the clothes or not doesn't matter.
Everyone else: so innovative
Asian: its called white rabbit candy
Shoutout to the girls
🙏🙏
So, what is the point of this exactly?! To tell us we can't wear their clothes on a rainy day!! 😁
Just to make it look cool
it’s a form of art :D
I thought that too and now maybe it would be cool if your in a movie then its in slowmotion then it rained or a water fountain or something was broken because of the explosion or something then it will be cool
most of the high fashion outfits are not wearable clothes, it’s just there to impress, inspire and to get the brand/designer attention and make other brands/companies or whatever work with them. 😄
it's basically an art show to promote the brand. a lot of the times what you see walk down the runway is 'dulled down' to be more wearable by the time the new collection is available to buy.
that's kinda disgusting i feel bad for the models must be so uncomfortable
What is the girl name? Who is the left side (IN melting clothes)
Its been weeks that I’m searching for her name😫
@@user-yr4we4nr4c Hi Victoria. When you know her name, please share with me.
@@Mr.Nobody....... I will definitely lol but I still didn’t know, I first tho it was the Moroccan model Nora Attal cause she really do look like her but no lol
@@user-yr4we4nr4c 🙄😁
@@user-yr4we4nr4c i don't know if is too late lol but her name is Simone Carvalho
Dont care, name the model thats all we want to know
Simone Carvalho, Brazil model ❤️🇧🇷
Thats humiliating to wear something ugly and be poured on. Models do not get enough credits
Looking through the comments, I realise that this is some kind of art I don't understand.
It's to promote the brand or whatever? Clothes that disappear in water are not a good promotion ...
What the point tho? But it’s art haha
ok but why ?????
cause it’s supposed to gain attention i guess idk i’m not a designer i don’t know how this works lol
why not?
What I think I'm seeing here is evidence that the fashion world really has lost it's marbles. The effect may have worked a little bit better if you used a hydrophobic fabric for the under-dress. Then again... the girls would probably still look like they just escaped a sinking cruise ship and just made it to shore. Take a pretty girl, then make her prance around stage like a drowned rat.
Ridiculous!!!!!!!!!