Paris’ Haute Couture Week: Giorgio Armani’s sparkling tribute to 1930s art deco and painter Tamara de Lempicka celebrates geometry, graphicism and pure frivolity
By Mia Horton
On the runway, the heyday of the graphic art deco movement – the 1930s – was evoked through a graphicism in the silhouettes. Art deco was a movement created in reaction to Art Nouveau, replacing the latter’s undulating shapes with geometry.
The Italian designer’s craftsmanship was on fully display at Giorgio Armani’s haute couture autumn/winter 2022-2023 show. Photo: ReutersModels strut in gorgeous hues of pink and purple at Giorgio Armani’s haute couture autumn/winter 2022-2023 collection. Photo: Reuters
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A model presents a creation by designer Giorgio Armani as part of his haute couture autumn/winter 2022-2023 collection show for fashion house Giorgio Armani Prive in Paris, France, on July 5. Photo: ReutersEarrings and necklaces were chunky and graphic at the show. Photo: AP
A silken grey jacket had the Oriental feel fashionable at that time with silvery linear trim. Elsewhere, swirls adorned the busts of dark fitted column gowns, while earrings and necklaces came as chunky and graphic.
Models and their clothes quite literally sparkled in Giorgio Armani’s latest haute couture creations at Paris’ Haute Couture Week. Photo: ReutersGiorgio Armani dazzled spectators at his autumn/winter 2022-2023 haute couture show with a staggering 92 different looks. Photo: AP
As ever, Armani showcased his signature statement shoulders, shimmering organzas and satins and lashings of sparkle in the longest collection seen all season. There were in total 92 looks.
