Houses present elite collections amid nationwide unrest, with Celine the only brand to acknowledge events
Dior took over the Paris’s Musee Rodin, building a pop-up art-gallery-meets-catwalk in the garden. The rapper Cardi B flew in to watch Schiaparelli, wearing a black velvet gown accessorised with gold earrings in the shape of a giant second pair of ears dangling to her shoulders.
In other words, all is business at usual at the haute couture shows in Paris, despite a weekend of nationwide unrest caused by the death of 17-year-old Nahel M in a suburb of the capital last week.
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