Editor’s Picks: The Best of Paris Fashion Week SS15

Posted on Oct 3, 2014

By Chere Di Boscio

Paris Fashion Week still has a long way to go before it’s as sustainable as say, Berlin or London’s fashion weeks, but there are still some brands with runway shows during this most looked-forward-to event on the fashion week schedule.

Here, we’ve found the three most eco-chic labels, which just also happen to be amongst the most gorgeous that showed at Paris Fashion Week SS15. Feast your eyes!

Stella McCartney: Weekend Chic

Stella McCartney sure knows what women want: namely blue jeans, roomy culottes and comfy smock shirts.

You needn’t be a size zero to love what Stella creates–relaxed chic is her speciality. There may not have been anything edgy or ‘cool’ in this collection, but that’s just what makes this vegan designer’s clothes so very wearable.

Maiyet: Portrait of a Lady

Have you ever seen anything so elegant from an ethical brand? Maiyet’s collection this season was perfect for the modern Hitchcock heroine: sleek and chic and anything but meek, the brand used a monochrome palette punctuated by that ‘new neutral’, phone box red.

Ever-Elegant Valentino

What we’re seeing here today at Valentino is sure to be considered a classic dress collection piece tomorrow. So strong are the talents of Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli, they are being compared to Coco Chanel and Yves St Laurent in their heyday, and with good reason: their highly skilled use of tissue-thin fabric, delicate embroideries and feminine silhouettes and innovative patterns are more like art than fashion.

The additional fact that Greenpeace gave them the green light for their sustainability and production line transparency means their are truly fashion deities in our eyes!

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Chere Di Boscio

Founder & Editor in Chief at Eluxe Magazine

Chere has always loved writing, fashion and languages, and holds degrees in Psychology and Art, and postgraduate degrees in Applied Linguistics and Education. Her long career in journalism spans several continents: she’s edited and written for prestigious magazines in Toronto, Dubai, Paris, London and Buenos Aires. Learn more about Chere’s extensive career on LinkedIn.

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