Spinning disco balls, neon light projections and blaring club tunes set the scene for Barre Noire’s unabashedly bright party gear. Most of the models wore DJ headphones just in case the message wasn’t clear enough. Designer Timm Süssbrich gave leopard print a vibrant makeover in boisterous blues, shown on high-waisted cigarette pants paired with a sky-blue silk shirt that carried the same motif on its cuffs and shoulders. The print also appeared in pink and green on a short linen-paneled dress and on the shoulders and lapels of a gray wool coat. As for other prints, a paisley silk suit was the show’s highlight; worn over a canary-yellow camisole, it was well cut and the right side of garish. A floor-length azure chiffon gown balanced out the more tailored items. See More From Berlin Fashion Week Here >>
Jeremy Scott dressed up models as giant flower bouquets, like Gigi Hadid pictured here, for his spring 2018 runway show. #wwdfashion #mfw #ss18 (📷: @zefashioninsider)
Day 2 of Milan Fashion Week: Two models pose minutes before walking the @luisabeccaria_official show in Milan's Villa Reale #wwdfashion #mfw (📷: @aleturra85)
Alberta Ferretti's "Rainbow Week" sweaters are back. The designer closed her #MFW show with a few day-of-the-week sweaters, which first debuted on the catwalk last January as part of the pre-fall 2017 collection. #wwdfashion (📷: @delphineachard)
"Each shoe is like a treasure filled with symbols, visions, stories and projects," said creative director Cesare Casadei ahead of his spring 2018 show tomorrow. #wwdfashion #mfw #ss18
