10. Givenchy
“Indeed, with their slicked-back hair and visor shades, her muses exuded polished confidence. That messy old world had better watch out.” — Joelle Diderich
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9. Tom Ford
“Ooh la la.
Haider Ackermann cut loose, showing racy swimwear on the runway for the first time, and mixing it with his signature sharp tailoring, cashmere knits, leather and silk pieces.” — Samantha Conti
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8. Ralph Lauren
“Spring was a true mix of the timeless, fresh look his customers continue to seek, but with new sexy, invigorating styles that raised his design vernacular and craftsmanship to the next level.” — Emily Mercer
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7. Louis Vuitton
“This show was all about defying gravity, in more ways than one.” — Miles Socha
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6. Gucci
“…Gucci straddles bourgeois and pop culture, eccentricity and sensuality, Florence and Hollywood.” — Luisa Zargani
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5. Saint Laurent
“And then [Anthony Vaccarello] disappeared, leaving a quote in his show notes as a clue: ‘A light shines all the more brightly because we know it cannot be held. What passes sometimes leaves more light than what remains.’” — Miles Socha
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4. Dior
“[Jonathan] Anderson was in the mood for romance with waterfall skirts and jackets assembled from hundreds of hand-dyed petals, displayed against a backdrop of trees rising from a fog-shrouded pond.” — Joelle Diderich
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3. Celine
“[Michael Rider] has a knack for taking your eye to unexpected places when you drink in his clothes, whether it’s a shoelace-puny belt on a voluptuous dressmaker coat, a silver bangle the size of a cantaloupe punctuating a slim gown, the deliberate crease on the back vent of a papery jacket, or the slightly awkward fit of LBDs.” — Miles Socha
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2. Chanel
“A year ago, Matthieu Blazy stood on the cusp of a new era as he prepared to show his first collection for Chanel. On Monday night, he returned to the Grand Palais a conquering hero, with the year’s most successful brand revival under his belt.” — Joelle Diderich
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1. Prada
“Prada, forever in a skirt, lauds the garment as flexible, adaptable, full of meaning and capable of contradictions.” — Miles Socha
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