Celine S/S 2026 Paris

[Grets]

where is it?

 

[Kanzai]

Brian Molloy’s styling is just so chic. He’s one of my fav stylist atp, bro rly elevates this collection with fresh tricks. I like it better than the debut though.

 

[Marc10]

This was lovely. I like the direction he seems to be taking the brand. It’s very French, chic but casual. It’s like a younger Hermès.

 

[Lola701]

This was lovely. I like the direction he seems to be taking the brand. It’s very French, chic but casual. It’s like a younger Hermès.

This is what Hermes should be in reality. A kind of MaxMara essentials, well styled, bourgeois, elevated. A house that is as famous for it costumes jewelry, scarves and accessories…
Instead, we have irrelevant leather propositions that are barely produced and tacky products in stores.

Gaultier understood that. Real clothes. Essentials!

 

[disco54]

This is quite well done, it reminded me of a luxe Esprit in the 80s but done with shapes largely from the 70s. Overall its unique for sure

 

[yslforever]

where is it?

Domaine National de Saint-Cloud, 15 minutes outside Paris

 

[yslforever]

This is quite well done, it reminded me of a luxe Esprit in the 80s but done with shapes largely from the 70s. Overall its unique for sure

It gave me flashbacks of Anne-Marie Beretta and Emmanuelle Khanh into the mix, the reason why I have this déjà-vu feeling, but I understand it may looks very fresh to newer publics.

 

[MulletProof]

I actually found the approach very American.. you can tell his woman in mind is a compulsive buyer who does not have timeless pieces adaptable for every occasion, but a ton of compulsive purchases for very specific occasions and with the type of design that if you don't wear it in the next 12 months, it's going to look outdated later. The presentation is nice, the outdoors can elevate anything but unfortunately, all I saw were just a bunch of clothes..

 

[Kennnnn]

A couple of looks were outstanding, in a late 80s/early 90s New York chic kind of way. The closing look, for example. The setting was so so beautiful.

But overall, it just felt like lots and lots of stuff - trinkets, jewellery, sunglasses, bags, scarves etc etc... just mountains of stuff without any real creativity.

 

[VetOfOldNavy]

A more liberal, French Polo Ralph Lauren (but geared towards non-family oriented people in their 20s)