Kenzo F/W 2024.25 Paris

[LadyJunon]

 

[nonfatgoddess]

I know it’s not Kenzo without the prints but the ones they used this season are either dated or borderline hideous. There were some looks I liked though and if given a choice, I'd definitely choose this over Pharrell's

 

[Yasouss]

Love Nigo's work and there are some nice outwear pieces here. The venue is lovely too, but overall Kenzo feels a bit lost these days. Wonder if there is demand for this.

 

[Kanzai]

inoffensive and little gimmicks, i actually see myself wearing those

 

[Deleted member 1957]

Very wearable and still interesting, I especially like the more sophisticated ready to wear printed pieces.

 

[Lola701]

The womenswear was particularly good!
I didn’t expect that coming from him!
My nephews loves his Human Made brand. And I feel like his own brand is more lively and playful than this.
Nevertheless, it’s better than the SS collection. He needs an extra voice I think in his studio.

 

[vogue28]

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[vogue28]

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[RaisinBoy]

Ouch!!!!! Who wears this sort of clothes!?????

 

[j02215]

The problem with recent kenzo is that it often looks juvenile instead of youthful, outdated instead of retro. It’s like a grown person who keeps on using comic sans font in their PowerPoint.

At least he reduced the cartoonish graphics this time around.

 

[jeanclaude]

I like the use of japanese motifs in the prints and jacquards. I also like those padded classic japanese vests. I think that´s the way to go for this brand: updating classic japanese fashion codes.

BUT he chose to mix it with those horrible Helmut Lang-esque tactical vests and all those logos here and there...and he got lost in translation. And the silver sequins...

Japan is a very rich country regarding fashion codes: stay focused on that!!