A LITTLE LOUCHE
Runway Fall-Winter 26
What does modernist femininity mean to Rabanne?
For Julien Dossena, it is a rejection of something too polished and perfect. It is an aesthetic of the present moment that decontextualizes and recombines references through the decades. It is about feeling an intimate connection with one’s clothes. It is the acknowledgement that fashion is a living art – one filled with real, living characters.
The women – and a few men – who embody this collection’s clique come across as a little louche. It is a description that sounds alluring for its vagueness – slightly shady, somewhat unknowable, but definitely confident and in control.
For Julien Dossena, it is a rejection of something too polished and perfect. It is an aesthetic of the present moment that decontextualizes and recombines references through the decades. It is about feeling an intimate connection with one’s clothes. It is the acknowledgement that fashion is a living art – one filled with real, living characters.
The women – and a few men – who embody this collection’s clique come across as a little louche. It is a description that sounds alluring for its vagueness – slightly shady, somewhat unknowable, but definitely confident and in control.
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The art of assemblage
BACKSTAGE
RABANNE GUESTS
Kelsey Asbille
Ravyn Lenae
Johnny Sequoyah
Wet Leg
Pom Klementieff
Lennon Gallagher
Marina Foïs
REI AMI
Flowerovlove
Louane
Ana Rujas
Zoë Bleu
Jolagreen23
Hermione Corfield
María Pedraza
