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Paris Fashion Week: Hermès goes Burning Man? Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski’s spring/summer 2023 collection employs earthen tones and a desert planet backdrop to underline the power of simplicity
STORYAssociated Press

- Vanhee-Cybulski went for a minimalist take on the 1980s, with a lone pulsating crystal to establish the idea that simplicity can be the most powerful of all
- Tunic minidresses and unfussy slim silhouettes were showcased without jewellery or make-up in sight, all serving the central theme of less being more
A giant, glowing crystal rock upon a sand-coloured carpet evoked a glamorous alien planet for Hermès’ champagne-sipping VIP guests at the brand’s Paris Fashion Week show on Saturday.


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Earthen hues – browns, reds and yellows, colours long-associated with the heritage brand – were widely used by creative director Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski in her utilitarian, low-key yet luxuriant universe for spring.
Some observers even compared the collection to the notoriously utopian Burning Man desert festival.


It was Vanhee-Cybulski’s minimalist take on the 1980s, with the lone pulsating crystal projecting colour from the centre of the runway to establish the collection’s key idea: simplicity is powerful.


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