Sacai S/S 16 Women's - Paris

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[ADreamofBlue]

Save for the outfits involving the blue/gold scheme (which remind me of Dries' SS15 mens show), this seems extremely inspired by Mexico. I really enjoy looking at these - opulent, but not garish.

[galia]

My favourite collection from this fashion week (although I feel she is less strong for SS than for FW)

[galia]

This one is my favourite look, that sweater is crazy good

[lowrey]

very nice!

I really like this look, something cool about all those patterned layers

[Ahimsa]

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[ronin]

These close ups are wonderful! The collection is brimming with intricate detail. I can't get tired of admiring the guipure

[Faust]

Abe is out-of-control good.

[Fuuma]

I don't understand this: makeup and hair make the girls look pretty, I'm sure it is sexist or something cause no one ever tries that.

Clothes are great though,too bad they didn't get the memo about looking fierce like every other show since ever.

[aussy]

The models are already beautiful and I feel the minimal makeup they wear helps make the clothes more relatable. The vision presented on this runway feels realistic and attainable while still remaining squarely fashion. Plus, its consistent with how she has presented her clothes.

This collection is awesomely feminine and fresh. There are so many great print/texture combinations in this collection: the acid trip layered florals, the layered paisley as lowrey mentioned, anytime that sheer pleated fabric is layered with anything, layers layer layers. I'm still new to Sacai, but I'm glad this SS collection is more driven by cut and fabric after last summer's almost distracting focus on details and buttons.

I would not change a thing in the first half. In terms of flow, I felt the crossover from the serape fabric to the golds and deep blues to be a bit sudden. The collection could have done without the serpentine applique as well, or maybe I just don't get it.