creative director with a clear agenda: To “make people aware again” of the brand’s DNA, forged strongly by founder Gaby Aghion herself, and exalted magnificently by Karl Lagerfeld during his two stellar tenures at the French house, which Kamali knows by heart. Once again, the designer drew ideas from the archive — Aghion’s bubble shape from the late ’50s and floral prints, lingerie looks and delicate lace from the late ‘70s, her go-to decade — and gave her own spin, parading oddball bloomers that gathered above the ankle, boyish bubble shorts and lace-trimmed henley knits, an item you sense fills many of her dresser drawers. There were dollops of humor in the flamingo fronting a one-piece swimsuit, or the golden horse head poking out from one corner of a hobo bag.
The shoes were fun, messages chipped into tall wooden platform shoes like lovesick teenagers scar a tree. We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here.
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