What if all of the innumerable eras that nourish fashion could come together in the here and now? For his Fall-Winter 2020 Show, Women's Artistic Director Nicolas Ghesquière presents a collection that recounts a living, perennial, stylistic clash. In front of a live choir dressed in costumes from the 15th century to 1950s, the runway confronts our own era with those of the past. Soundtrack:
“Three Hundred and Twenty”, composed by Bryce Dessner and Woodkid (Yoann Lemoine)
Inspired by ''Récit de tierce en taille'' de Nicolas de Grigny and featuring a performance by l’Ensemble Sequenza 9.3. Under Catherine Simonpietri’s musical direction
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