Alexandre Mattiussi&#39;s co-ed Fall Winter 2020 collection that opens Paris Fashion Week Menswear

Over 40 days have passed since the start of the general strike that is paralyzing Paris. Despite the delays and the chronic traffic in the French capital, the fashion week opens the red velvet curtain of the Trianon theater imperturbably, a few steps from Montmartre, with the collection of Alexandre Mattiussi . The notes of an air by Yann Tiersen played by an accordionist on the scene celebrate the nine years of the stylist who managed to reconstruct the quintessence of a Parisian pop style, seducing the Asian and American market in no time. If the irony and frankness of the previous collections give way to an unprecedented rigor and seriousness in the universe of Ami , the search for a deeply Parisian identity remains constant. While the co-ed collection (man and woman together) tells a retro Autumn / Winter 2020 with seventies cuts and materials released by Blow-up, the accordion notes intensify until they become a folktronic that ends with the assembly in direct of a scenography that reproduces the life of the Parisian Faubourgs of Montmartre. The models soberly appropriate the decor by multiplying by a thousand gil shots on Instagram of the journalists present at the parade.

Ami celebrates nine years of love for Paris

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