Germany-ALsharqiya, June 14: The French house "Saint Laurent" presented its men's fashion show within the walls of the new Berlin National Gallery, which is considered a contemporary engineering masterpiece, and was keen to cross the barriers between men's and women's fashion to present designs in which the classic character blends with exotic touches on men's fashion.
The creative director of the house, Anthony Vaccarello, chose the new Berlin National Gallery as a stage for his presentation, as it combines classic touches with a modern character. Searching for ease and comfort.
The game of light has entered the decor of the exhibition venue in the form of a single ray of light overflowing its dark surroundings, as if it were a sun shining to foretell renewal and continuity season after season.
The Saint Laurent men's spring-summer 2024 collection included ideas that the house had previously dealt with, but which were developed and formulated in a new way. It was remarkable the ease with which Vaccarello distinguished himself in overcoming the barriers between men's and women's fashion while maintaining precise lines and classic cuts.
The black color dominated most of the designs of the group, with a shy appearance of white, brown, and beige. The tuxedo suit formed the main piece in the show and was accompanied by high-waisted and wide pants from the bottom. As for the shirts, they were executed with muslin, silk, and satin materials, and some of them were decorated with polka dots. And animal prints, and huge knots.
Feminine touches have clearly entered it to present the house's vision for the future of fashion, far from any differences related to gender, whether a man or a woman.
