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Before I get into the clothes or my thoughts or impressions about them, let me just say that one of the great pleasures of this season's fashion week in Paris has been the hair coming off the runway. My feelings usually oscillate a bit between Owens' collections and those of his (and Michele Lamy's) protg, Gareth Pugh; but finally their shared affinities have evolved to a point where each seems to move in distinctly individual directions. Although I loved Pugh's retracing of certain strains of 1970s and 1980s fashion avantgardes this season, Owens' show had a resonance that could almost be called poetic both encompassing contemporary currents, and reaching back not merely into 20th century fashion history, but to the avantgardes of centuries past, even to ancient cultures. The essential silhouette was the kimono, variously opened up or out, perforated, stitched or embellished; but at the same time, reconnected, restrained, wrapped or bound up. (Not the last place this motif turned up if you read on.) There was austerity, even religiosity, here, but also something more elemental something that spoke of earth, sky, even sea. The models came down the runway through billowing smokemachines like boreal valkyries as if heralding not merely aurora, but an erupting tundra. Even the parallel lacings that wrapped around the panels of some of the jackets and coats alluded to regimental stripes or braiding. (I assume they tied beneath the closure, though Owens also used button closures.) The lacing was repeated on the very high stilettoheeled boots the models wore. The armorial/samuraikimono aspect of the jackets and coats was carried through the entire silhouette front and back. The back panel stood off from the body at a slight angle, then falling in a straight line from the shoulder blades, in beautiful balance with the mostly full sleeves. But so was the quasiliturgical aspect both in the more openedout and the narrower silhouettes with layered surplicelike tunics or dresses (over leggings or divided skirts and the kneehigh boots), long narrow coats like scapulars that sometimes became capes; or better still, those elongated Elizabethanstyle collars that unfurled over one shoulder into a trailing cape, sash or stole.
The lacings both as closure and embellishment varied considerably among the various jackets and coats in monochrome blacks or whites with varying textures or quilting, contrasting blacks against whites or whites against blacks, basketweave or crisscrossed lacings that looked like origami (or, if quilted, looked like razorclams). Even the toggle closures that Owens used on some of the coats looked like origami birds. The palette was restrained, but sharp, clarifying mostly dense blacks, bright whites (or blackandwhite), or charcoals, broken only by a few looks in soft pink or beige which seemed to underscore that the strength of the look was in no way dependent upon chromatics.
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