Nina Ricci S/S 2022 Paris

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[giorrie]

It would be nice if they were able to separate their own brand from Nina Ricci. The fins bag could come straight out of their own current collection which is inspired by the ocean.

 

[jeanclaude]

Now they are trying to play avant-garde here? Did they get tired of those silly hats once and for all?

The fins bags look like beach toys sold in any random bazaar.

 

[YohjiAddict]

How basic to think a sea themed collection equals fishing nets, fin bags, diving caps, scuba tailoring stolen from Balenciaga by NG...snooze.

It's just as lousy as I expected, although no bucket hats for once, but it really doesn't feel expensive or aspirational at all...very fashion student level of design, both in concept and execution.

 

[Marc10]

No idea how these two are still here. Every collection has been disastrous, Nina Ricci became utterly irrelevant. Let's move on and try to salvage the house.

 

[JohannesL]

Olivier was the best thing happend to Nina Ricci and Rochas, while Peter and Alessandro was good. But ever since then, these two brands are murdered by their successors.

 

[dior_couture1245]

I’ll just copy x paste my comment from this season’s Rochas thread.

This brand will never be free from the beautiful and haunting ghost of Olivier Theyskens. Just close it.