Hello Vogue.
I'm Dan Sablon, stylist
and creative director.
We're going to analyze some of the looks
we've seen in Paris.
Let's go! Let's do this.
My name is Gloria. I'm a model.
I came here for the Fashion Week,
and I was just leaving a casting.
I really like her outfit.
It has a bit of a Matrix, cyberpunk feel to it.
Those are Zara pants.
These boots, I made them in Brazil.
It was made for me. It has my G from Gloria.
Also, the custom shoes thing. That's cool.
The gloves I bought on Amazon.
The jacket is thrifted in Sweden.
The biker-inspired jacket, which is really,
as they say, shrunken,
which is very close to the body.
The long sleeves.
It's a Courrèges style, which we have a lot
of at the moment.
We're right on target.
She has understood everything.
The sunnies are Balenciaga, and the purse, too.
Yeah, that's my outfit.
The whole Matrix look, which comes
from the 1990s and 2000s, is quite big
at the moment.
With brands like Miaou Who mix vinyl
and leather.
And the whole aesthetic is a bit punk,
latex, etc.
We're on target, so that's good.
What I loved about her outfit
That is also a means of personal expression:
it's the hairstyle.
She is black. She respects her roots.
She's got braids that are a bit like Patra.
So, 1990s references.
Mixed with the Matrix look, it's great.
Bravo Gloria !
My name is Chahine. I'm 37 years old.
And I am the co-founder of the shop
behind me called Gaijin Paris.
It's a vintage shop of Japanese brands.
It's a great shop. So already, bravo!
I buy everything second hand,
already.
This is a pair of Camper Teix.
I bought them on Vinted.
The trousers are from a Japanese brand
called Sillage.
That's great.
The shirt with the curved cut
is from Comme des Garçons Homme Plus.
We're really into mixtures of archetypes that have
a very particular cut.
They are very well cut.
There is a focus On the materials.
It's quite elevated.
An Issey Miyake watch.
The glasses are from Milan Lunetier,
and the brand is called Kuboraum.
Its style is very sharp, oversized,
very Japanese.
I don't follow trends at all.
I don't follow what's going on in the fashion world
in general.
Even though I have a shop that is focused on fashion.
I just wear what I like. That's it.
What I see is someone who is 100%
about expressing his personality.
Effectively, maybe we are
above fashion.
And maybe that's something we like.
Hello, my name is ***.
I'm the marketing director at ENG.
It's a concept store in China.
I moved to Paris to open a new store,
maybe around here.
So this one is great.
This is from Rick Owens. And this is vintage.
This is Balenciaga. This is Gucci.
She's extremely up to date with everything.
She has the Gucci glasses, the Rick Owens
down jacket, the Balenciaga bag.
But there's a sense of comfort
and utility in her look.
Very comfortable.
She's happy to go to her show.
I love it!
My favourite piece, maybe,
is Rick Owens.
You can change the shape.
If I feel cold, I can put my arm in that.
I can do it like this.
There are many styles I can change.
Rick Owens often makes clothes
that are modular, functional,
comfortable.
I think that's something we're going
to see more and more of.
Hi, my name is Razac.
I'm 26 and I'm a model in Paris.
He's dressed all in black.
That could be one of my outfits.
I love it.
So I have a Gosha scarf.
I have a jacket that I bought
in a thrift shop for 25€.
I had it cut shorter.
Then a pair of simple trousers from Zara.
And UGG shoes, in collaboration
with Tasman.
He's a very chic boy. He has perfect proportions.
To mix a cropped jacket with trousers
that can be a bit cropped like that,
as he does, with the right materials too,
is something that belongs to him.
And that I really appreciate.
I have silver jewelry. It comes from Africa.
It's silver.
There are little black traces,
it's ebony.
It's extremely chic. Very good mix and bravo.
I would say I'm classic.
But I like to add a little touch
of difference.
That's to say, for example,
with the scarf, with the shoes,
or with the jewelry.
But otherwise, I like to stay classic.
Quite sober with the colors.
I think the trick to knowing this proportion,
and playing with it, is really to know yourself.
As soon as you feel comfortable
with something, it always works.
That's a rule that's unstoppable.
And having a full-length mirror.
That can help.
My name is Leila. I'm 23 years old.
I'm from the Paris area, and I work in fashion.
She's so cute.
Today I'm wearing a big down jacket
from H&M Studio, which keeps me warm.
I also love being able to leave
the house in winter with a big down jacket,
which is an extension of your blanket.
It's the ultimate luxury. It's great.
Just underneath, I have a big wool jumper
from Acne Studios.
I've also got an H&M Studio dress.
A pair of jeans underneath.
And a pair of blue boots from Camper.
And also, I have a great bag
from Arket.
It's kind of round, super comfortable.
It matches the monochrome of my outfit today.
So monochrome is dressing in one color
from head to toe.
Technically.
It's something that, obviously,
I can't say I don't like.
I'm always dressed all in black,
head to toe.
At least to go to work.
Because it's easy to get dressed
when you just think about one color.
It makes it much quicker to get dressed,
I think.
This ring is from Anicet.
She's a jewelry designer in Paris.
This one is also from Anicet.
I think she's got something really great,
it's her haircut.
I think that the expression of personality
through hairstyles is something that
is becoming more and more important.
She has a hairstyle that is relatively,
you could say traditional, African,
but she is proud to wear it.
It's part of her and her roots.
It's cool.
It's the first time I've done this kind
of hairstyle.
In fact, it's got layers.
So there's a layer here, and behind it
there's another.
Here, her strength is her hair.
It's so good.
It looks great with the down jacket
and everything.
Wow!
My hair is very important to me.
The person who did my hair is GloryCoiffure
on Instagram.
She does a lot of original hairstyles,
and voila!
Well done GloryCoiffure!
The most important thing for me is to
be comfortable in my outfit.
What I wear every day is layering.
I really like to layer clothes.
As many layers as possible really.
Another person who likes layering
and being comfortable.
So it's something that people like a lot at the moment.
It's more than a trend, I think it's becoming
a lifestyle thing.
It's super.
Hi, I'm Julia.
I'm from Melbourne, Australia.
I'm Andrew.
I'm from Sydney, Australia,
and we're here for Fashion Week.
My jewelry, some of it's vintage.
And this is Justine Clenquet.
This is from the horror movie Final Destination.
And yeah, it's one of my favorite movies.
Final Destination, very good.
That's one of my favorite films too.
This is Balenciaga, these are Adidas.
My shoes are Balenciaga, and my bag is Balenciaga.
I'm wearing a Balenciaga hoodie,
Balenciaga jeans.
Another Balenciaga fan.
Rick shoes and a Bottega bag.
And he's really... It's the perfect trinity.
Bottega, Balenciaga,
and Rick.
They're also designers that I really like.
Mixed together, it works very well.
I have to say I love my shoes.
They're ugly in the best way! And they're very comfortable!
If her shoes
are ugly for some people and they are not ugly
for her, it's because she wears them.
And that's great. It's very good.
I probably love my bag the most.
I think the color's great.
Bottega Veneta's signature
is the braided leather, the intrecciato leather
as they say.
They don't have a visible logo.
They just have a material treated
in a luxurious and unique way.
It's a good mix between something
very luxurious and relatively unique,
with more streetwear things.
It's a great look, that boy has.
Hi, I'm Sydney.
I'm from Amsterdam and I'm here
for Fashion Week.
Hi, I'm Claudia.
I'm from the Netherlands, and I'm also here
for the Fashion Week.
They're truly incredible.
They're so beautiful.
I'm wearing Ann Demeulemeester boots.
The skirt, I thrifted.
This top I got from Hugo Boss on Depop.
This jacket and belt are hers.
And this bag is from Ann Demeulemeester.
It's really inspired by the movie "The Craft".
It's a great clash, mixed with a bit
of the Antwerp 6 club spirit.
They could have come straight out of one
of Martin Margiela's or Veronique Branquinho's
first shows without any problem.
It's really great. It's very sharp.
I also have everything thrifted.
These boots from Italy.
I have this dress also thrifted.
The belt and the jacket.
And this Issey Miyake bag. And that was my outfit.
The Belgian aesthetic can be found
on these young girls who are a bit neo-gothic.
Always wearing black.
They have very plucked eyebrows.
A very pale complexion. A slightly romantic attitude.
Leather.
We have a bit of an aesthetic
around Dracula, around vampires.
Anyway. Very cinematic.
These are actually my mom's. I got these 2 as a gift.
This one is from my ex.
And this one I got for my birthday.
I wear these all the time.
I also have this Raf Simons earring.
There's really a personal story
that's done on the wrist
or on the fingers.
And they seem to buy very good vintage and
be very good connoisseurs.
So, hats off to them!
I loved one of the last ones,
who has his vintage shop.
It's beyond a trend, but it's
something I think people are asking for.
They want clothes that are very well cut,
of extreme quality.
That's it, I think it's an expression
of that.
And it's great. It's very well done.
Thank you Vogue, this was a lot of fun.
I hope you've enjoyed this episode breaking down street fashion,
and see you soon.