JW Anderson presented a collection of subversion: ruffled leather shorts, pillows that doubled as tops, anthropomorphic frog shoe.

I enjoyed so much watching his menswear: the frog shoes remind me my childhood.

Giorgio Armani presented a sophisticated timeless elegance collection: an opening look vintage aviatior wear to come on contemporary tailoring with the impeccable evergreen look in black.

An authentic real menswear collection.

Marco De Vincenzo, the creative designer of Etro, using the archieve of the house to tell the story of Etro.

A collection of jacquards, knitwear weaves on the sweaters and the tartan, one of the first successful fabrics of the brand.

A wardrobe of masculine tailored suits worn with foulard shirts, sweaters with colored waves, fluid jumpsuits and

Federico Cina presented a collection of neutral palette of warm tones combined with different patterns, a very personal wardrobe unstructured mixing the present with the past. 

I love the wool jersey, tulle, nylon crepe, bamboo fabric and fleece alternated and combined in a complex way.

1. Jennifer Coolidge, winner of Best Actress for "The White Lotus" tv series, in a sequined off the shoulder gown Dolce and Gabbana 

2. Austin Butler, winner of Best Actor for "Elvis" motion picture, in Gucci tuxedo 

3. Michelle Yeoh, winner of Best Actress for "Everything everywhere all at once" motion picture in a midnight blue strapless gown

1. Salma Hayek in a crystal embroidered Gucci gown and Bucheron jewelry

2. Lilly James in a gorgeoug gown Atelier Versace and Harry Winston jewelry 

3. Jenna Ortega nominated for "Wednesday" in Gucci and Bulgari jewelry 

Silvie has a style for any occasion: tailoring, structured pieces and open shirts looking comfortable and cool.

I liked her husband Laurent and her Dutch photographer Erik. So fascinating both and aligned to her style.

1. Alexandre Vauthier

2. L.G.R.

3. Victor Weinsanto

Finally Emily in Paris Season 3 is arrived! I was waiting for seeing the costume supervised by Patricia Field.

I don't like the complicated Camille but I like her sense of style.Love her oversized blazer, her bold style, definitively crazy for the Schiaparelli tweed sets.

1. Schiaparelli 

2. Jacquemus 

3. Balmain 

Yayoi Kusama, the japanese artist is partnered for the 2nd time with Louis Vuitton; she collaborated with LV group in the 2012 with Marc Jacobs.
Her trademark "infinity rooms,  who's always produced variations of her signature polka dot art since the '70s, is a recognizable pattern.

Now LV reintroduce the iconic motif renewed as Painted Dots