| Summary: | In this issue of Videofashion, Parisian designers blur the line between masculine and feminine. Kris van Assche showed a collection that mixed his menswear details with sultry feminine flourishes. Karl Lagerfeld took shoulder emphasis to the edge with his new 'bridge' shoulder, making it even more beautiful for evening. Anne Valerie Hash played once again with her own brand of masculine and feminine. And at Chloe Hannah McGibbon opened with a masculine take on the traditionally softer house, but ultimately offered what loyal customers look for - pretty, romantic pieces. Viktor & Rolf reinvented drapery, using the serenity of Greek statues as inspiration with models made to look like marble. Stella McCartney showed the perfect vegan alternative to fur coats and leather boots. Alber Elbaz at Lanvin remained true to his elegant woman while also introducing a new tough-chic edge.
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