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Fashion Network
04-06-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Courrèges' Nicolas Di Felice calls on his community to shoot latest campaign
Courrèges creative director Nicolas Di Felice handed over the reins to muses within his community this season to shoot his new men's and women's Spring 2026 pre-collection, which was presented to buyers in Paris on Tuesday. Unveiled inside Espace Commines in the Marais, the spiffy yet more relaxed collection comes at a time of rapid growth for the house of Courrèges, which in the past 18 months has opened four new boutiques in Korea alone. Inspired by the Mirrors of Paris social media phenomenon, Di Felice entrusted over a dozen models and friends of the house to shoot selfies in his latest collection as they roamed around the City of Light. 'Tis a far cry, and a welcome change, from the white cube show-spaces favored by Di Felice in his dramatic must-see shows during the Paris catwalk season. For next spring, Nicolas revamps classic Courrèges ideas for today, like employing the signature belt as chokers of taut check tops, patent leather slingbacks or curvy blousons. There is plenty of drama — from bravura cutaway skirts in denim or techy stretch, to slashed airtex dresses, to body-con open-back tops paired with biker shorts. Though overall, the clothes are cut more forgivingly — as was evident in a tour of the racks — and more targeted at the 40-something fans of the label. All told, 18 muses turn their cameras on themselves – from the likes of Apolline Rocco Fohrer, Elodie Guipaud and Axel Gay to Jacqui Hooper, Stella Hanan, Nastassia Legrand and Samuel Elie. Roving around the canals, bridges, squares and cobblestone quays of the Seine, in an intriguing shoot styled by veteran though ever-fresh stylist Marie Chaix, with casting by Piergiorgio Del Moro.
Fashion Network
04-06-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Courrèges' Nicolas Di Felice calls on his community to shoot latest campaign
Courrèges creative director Nicolas Di Felice handed over the reins to muses within his community this season to shoot his new men's and women's Spring 2026 pre-collection, which was presented to buyers in Paris on Tuesday. Unveiled inside Espace Commines in the Marais, the spiffy yet more relaxed collection comes at a time of rapid growth for the house of Courrèges, which in the past 18 months has opened four new boutiques in Korea alone. Inspired by the Mirrors of Paris social media phenomenon, Di Felice entrusted over a dozen models and friends of the house to shoot selfies in his latest collection as they roamed around the City of Light. 'Tis a far cry, and a welcome change, from the white cube show-spaces favored by Di Felice in his dramatic must-see shows during the Paris catwalk season. For next spring, Nicolas revamps classic André Courrèges ideas for today, like employing the signature belt as chokers of taut check tops, patent leather slingbacks or curvy blousons. There is plenty of drama — from bravura cutaway skirts in denim or techy stretch, to slashed airtex dresses, to body-con open-back tops paired with biker shorts. Though overall, the clothes are cut more forgivingly — as was evident in a tour of the racks — and more targeted at the 40-something fans of the label. All told, 18 muses turn their cameras on themselves – from the likes of Apolline Rocco Fohrer, Elodie Guipaud and Axel Gay to Jacqui Hooper, Stella Hanan, Nastassia Legrand and Samuel Elie. Roving around the canals, bridges, squares and cobblestone quays of the Seine, in an intriguing shoot styled by veteran though ever-fresh stylist Marie Chaix, with casting by Piergiorgio Del Moro.
Fashion Network
04-06-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Courrèges' Nicolas Di Felice calls on his community to shoot latest campaign
Courrèges creative director Nicolas Di Felice handed over the reins to muses within his community this season to shoot his new men's and women's Spring 2026 pre-collection, which was presented to buyers in Paris on Tuesday. Unveiled inside Espace Commines in the Marais, the spiffy yet more relaxed collection comes at a time of rapid growth for the house of Courrèges, which in the past 18 months has opened four new boutiques in Korea alone. Inspired by the Mirrors of Paris social media phenomenon, Di Felice entrusted over a dozen models and friends of the house to shoot selfies in his latest collection as they roamed around the City of Light. 'Tis a far cry, and a welcome change, from the white cube show-spaces favored by Di Felice in his dramatic must-see shows during the Paris catwalk season. For next spring, Nicolas revamps classic André Courrèges ideas for today, like employing the signature belt as chokers of taut check tops, patent leather slingbacks or curvy blousons. There is plenty of drama — from bravura cutaway skirts in denim or techy stretch, to slashed airtex dresses, to body-con open-back tops paired with biker shorts. Though overall, the clothes are cut more forgivingly — as was evident in a tour of the racks — and more targeted at the 40-something fans of the label. All told, 18 muses turn their cameras on themselves – from the likes of Apolline Rocco Fohrer, Elodie Guipaud and Axel Gay to Jacqui Hooper, Stella Hanan, Nastassia Legrand and Samuel Elie. Roving around the canals, bridges, squares and cobblestone quays of the Seine, in an intriguing shoot styled by veteran though ever-fresh stylist Marie Chaix, with casting by Piergiorgio Del Moro.
Hypebeast
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
Courrèges Resort 2026 is Self-Shot in Paris
Summary Courrèges, under the creative direction ofNicolas Di Felice, has unveiled itsSpring/Summer 2026Men's Collection and Women's Pre-Collection, with a distinct campaign twist. This collection is deeply influenced by the 'Mirrors of Paris' social media selfie phenomenon. Instead of traditional studio lookbooks, Courrèges embraced a more authentic approach, inviting 18 friends of the house and muses to self-shoot the collection against the backdrop of real Parisian streets and interiors. These 'mirror' selfies, captured with smartphones, offer an unfiltered, spontaneous glimpse of the garments in everyday life, reflecting a harmony of refinement and realism. The campaign images showcase the collection against tiled passageways, metal fencing, and the worn textures of the city, emphasizing movement, light, and self-direction. The collection itself features Nicolas Di Felice's signature blend of tailored athleticism, soft structure, and a fluid approach to dressing. Key elements see the use of blurring archetypal styles seamlessly blending utility and formality across both men's and women's silhouettes as well as the reimagined trench details appearing as a sporty blouson collar, on skin-tight lycra pants, or shrunken into cut-out top straps. The collection introduces the soft-shaped 'Strip bag' with ingenious magnetic flaps and a hidden zipped pocket while versatil heritage codes see the 1964 cap sleeve defines floor-length polo dresses and men's tees, micro-houndstooth tweed tailors versatile mini-skorts, and boxy football jerseys dress maxi-skirts down. This collection continues Di Felice's exploration of modern dressing, offering pieces that are both contemporary and rooted in Courrèges' heritage, all presented through the intimate and raw lens of self-expression in the urban environment.
Yahoo
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Pinstripes Are Trending on the Met Gala 2025 Red Carpet: Alicia Keys in Moncler, Teyana Taylor in Ruth E. Carter Dress and More Looks
Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience. Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience. Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience. Generate Key Takeaways If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Pinstripe was one of the biggest trends on the 2025 Met Gala red carpet. More from WWD A hallmark of classic suiting, pinstripes are referenced in the Costume Institute's 'Superfine: Tailoring Black Style' exhibition, which is the theme of this year's gala. The exhibition shows how pinstripes can be reimagined to reflect both heritage and modern creativity in Black tailoring. Pinstripes are part of the Black dandyism and were often seen in jazz-era zoot suits as well as in modern red carpet looks. At the 2025 Met Gala, Alicia Keys, Zuri Hall, Savannah James, Sabrina Carpenter, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Teyana Taylor and Emma Chamberlain were some of the attendees to embrace the pinstripe trend. Here, WWD takes a closer look at their outfits. Teyana Taylor Teyana Taylor Taylor wore a dramatic pin-striped outfit designed by Teyana Taylor and Ruth E. Carter, combining traditional menswear elements with bold styling. Her outfit featured a black and red pinstriped suit with a matching hat, accessorized with multiple silver chains and an elaborate crimson silk cape. The outfit was completed with platform red and black shoes. Emma Chamberlain Emma Chamberlain Styled by Jared Ellner, Chamberlain wore a custom Courrèges look, comprised of a black pin-striped gown with an off-the-shoulder design and open back. The dress featured a formfitting silhouette that flared out into a dramatic train. Chamberlain was accessorized with vintage jewelry found on eBay. Courrèges designed two looks for Chamberlain, who will also host Vogue's red carpet coverage on YouTube. Zuri Hall Zuri Hall Hall wore an avant-garde pinstriped outfit by Bishme Cromartie. The design featured a deconstructed blazer-style top with cutouts along the sides. Hall is hosting the E! red carpet coverage at the Met Gala this year. Savannah James Savannah James Savannah James wore a dramatic custom dress by Hanifa. Sabrina Carpenter Sabrina Carpenter Sabrina Carpenter donned a tailored bodysuit by Louis Vuitton. Alicia Keys Alicia Keys, Swizz Beatz Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz coordinated in pinstripes, wearing Moncler by Edward Enninful. Patrick Schwarzenegger Patrick Schwarzenegger Patrick Schwarzenegger wore a custom Balmain suit. The 2025 Met Gala, held Monday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, features the theme 'Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.' The event highlights Black dandyism and menswear, with a 'Tailored for You' dress code. Cochairs include Colman Domingo, Lewis Hamilton, A$AP Rocky, Pharrell Williams and Anna Wintour. Shop Pinstripe Bestsellers Today Alicia Keys in Moncler & More Pinstripes at Met Gala 2025 Coach Single Breasted Pinstripe Blazer $450 Buy Now at coach Price upon publish date of this article: $450 Alicia Keys in Moncler & More Pinstripes at Met Gala 2025 Favorite Daughter The Meyer Double-Breasted Coat $ 268.79 $448 40% off Buy Now at saks fifth avenue Price upon publish date of this article: $268.79 Alicia Keys in Moncler & More Pinstripes at Met Gala 2025 Tahari ASL Pinstripe Wide Leg Pants $109 Buy Now at nordstrom Price upon publish date of this article: $109 View Gallery Launch Gallery: Met Gala 2025 Red Carpet Arrivals Photos, Live Updates Best of WWD Sign up for WWD's Newsletter. For the latest news, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
