Paris, September 27, 2024 – Fashion Week Studio, founded by Nathanaelle Hottois, delivered an extraordinary day of fashion at the prestigious Hôtel Le Marois in Paris. A renowned venue with a history of hosting iconic events for luxury brands such as Balmain, Dior, Chanel, and Prada, Hôtel Le Marois is among the most luxurious privatized locations in Paris. Built in 1863 by Count Le Marois, a witness to Napoleon’s wedding and an art lover, the venue set the stage for a breathtaking day of fashion.
The event featured a diverse mix of international designers, each presenting their unique collections during curated runway shows. This exceptional lineup, meticulously organized by Nathanaelle Hottois @nathanaellehottois, alongside Sandra Gonzales @sandravaldizan, Stefany Moreno @stefy_moreno, and Michelle Solano, captivated the audience, marking a truly memorable day on the fashion calendar.
The event attracted significant media coverage, including Fashion TV, Bazaar Magazine, L’Officiel, Elle, and Marie Claire. The presence of numerous Middle Eastern and European buyers added a commercial aspect to the show, further solidifying its wide-reaching impact.
The success of the event exceeded all expectations, with distinguished guests including His Excellency Nkosinathi Emmanuel “Nathi” Mthethwa, Ambassador of South Africa to France, the Ambassadors of Indonesia and Ecuador to France, and a host of influencers, celebrities, and fashion personalities.
Influencers such as @papikunno, who boasts over 30 million followers across social media platforms, made a notable appearance. Kunno, a Mexican TikTok sensation, gained fame in 2020 with his viral Kunno Caminata video and has since expanded his career into music and acting. Other prominent influencers included @ladybossk_official, @karyramoss, @prissygomes, @priscyescoto and @greg_yega, further elevating the event’s media presence.
The event was also covered by major fashion outlets such as Fashion TV and Bazaar Magazine, L’Officiel, Elle, and Marie Claire, while the attendance of numerous Middle Eastern and European buyers added a commercial dimension, ensuring the show’s wide-reaching impact.
Runway Highlights:
IHF Atelier (UK – Vietnam)
Known for blending architecture with fashion, IHF Atelier’s haute couture designs showcased a seamless fusion of structure and fluidity. The collection reimagined classic silhouettes through contemporary lenses, captivating the audience with its unique approach to high fashion. IHF truly blew our minds with an extraordinary display of regal elegance and artistry during Paris Fashion Week Studio. The collection featured vivid blues and whites, with ethereal capes that flowed like clouds, adding a dreamy element to each look. The designer’s use of unexpected color combinations, such as stunning pink and green beaded dresses, was a testament to their brilliance—these shades, which might not traditionally be paired together, came together in the most refined and regal way. The collection also included dresses adorned with fabric-shaped flowers and exquisite capes, as well as a striking blue dress with meticulous pink lining. IHF’s creativity shone through in the white gowns, where every detail—from the intricate beadwork to the stellar necklines—was crafted to perfection. A particularly breathtaking piece featured a black and white gown embellished with fabric roses and paired with elegant gloves, while another design, a green dress with a flowing cape and a white bow, made a powerful statement. This collection opened the most anticipated show of the evening, leaving a lasting impression on all in attendance. Presented in collaboration with David Pirnia Collections, IHF’s work demonstrated the designer’s unmatched talent and ability to redefine couture. As a returning designer to Fashion Week Studio, the audience eagerly anticipates future showcases from this truly gifted designer. (Instagram: @ihf.atelier)
Tung Vu (Vietnam)
Tung Vu brought a fusion of Eastern and Western influences to the runway, offering avant-garde silhouettes that pushed the boundaries of traditional fashion. The collection was celebrated for its intricate craftsmanship and a fresh perspective on modern design. Tung Vu delivered an absolutely breathtaking collection during Paris Fashion Week Studio, leaving the audience in awe with its impeccable craftsmanship and luxurious designs. The collection featured a stunning array of gowns in shades of cream, off-white, black, blue, and blush, all adorned with intricate beadwork that added a touch of elegance to each piece. Every garment was a testament to Tung Vu’s skill, with each piece impeccably made and finished to the highest standard. One standout design was a blush-colored suit dress, featuring a cropped top-style jacket with intricate beading and a delicate collar, paired with a beautifully tailored dress underneath. The dress itself was meticulously beaded from the waist to the hem, creating a refined and elegant silhouette. This particular piece captivated the entire audience with its blend of modern sophistication and timeless class. The collection, presented in collaboration with David Pirnia Collections, showcased a perfect harmony between intricate design and flawless execution, cementing Tung Vu’s place as a master of contemporary couture. (Instagram: @tungvu_official)
Jang Hana (Vietnam)
Jang Hanna presented a series of fluid garments that skillfully combined traditional Korean influences with modern aesthetics. The collection featured flowing lines and intricate patterns, offering a beautiful interplay of old-world charm and contemporary style. Jang Hanna, in collaboration with David Pirnia Collections, showcased her latest collection during Paris Fashion Week Studio which captivated the audience with its refined elegance and attention to detail. The collection featured an array of black and white pieces, infused with touches of gray and deep navy blue, offering a beautiful balance between modernity and classic modesty. The designs were crafted from sheer, luxurious fabrics adorned with intricate white beadwork, creating a sense of ethereal beauty and sophistication. Each garment was strikingly shaped, highlighting Jang Hanna’s impeccable skill in tailoring and design. The collection included flowing silhouettes and structured forms that draped beautifully, while the delicate beadwork added a touch of sparkle, transforming each piece into a work of art.(Instagram: @janghanavn)
Chancos (Vietnam)
Renowned for luxurious fabrics and bold prints, Chancos showcased a striking array of designs. The collection included vibrant colors, intricate embroidery, and high-quality materials, all coming together to create pieces that exuded elegance and sophistication. Chancos presented an extraordinary collection during Paris Fashion Week Studio, offering a stunning array of designs that captured the audience’s imagination. The collection featured vivid, eye-catching reds, including modest pieces adorned with beautifully draped capes, as well as rich, dark blue velvets and luxurious black velvets. Among the standout pieces was a particularly striking gown with a sleek, form-fitting bodice that extended past the hips in sumptuous black velvet. The look was further elevated with a beautifully beaded collar and intricately detailed sleeves. The ensemble was completed with an A-line skirt featuring intricate gold detailing, adding a touch of regal elegance. Chancos’ collection, enhanced by the collaboration with David Pirnia Collections, seamlessly blended tradition with modern luxury, offering pieces that were as sophisticated as they were visually captivating. (Instagram: @chancos.couture)
Isabella Salvador (Ecuador)
Isabella Salvador delivered a breathtaking collection of wedding gowns in partnership with Gem Art, which provided exquisite jewelry to complement the designs. Her collection, debuting with Paris Fashion Week Studio, reached the level of haute couture, with each piece reflecting the utmost craftsmanship and luxury. The gowns featured sheer gloves paired with rich fabrics like satins and silks, offering a modern twist on classic bridal styles. Isabella presented a range of bridal looks, including a stunning one-piece with shorts and lace detailing, featuring an open back that brought a fresh, playful vibe to the runway. Another highlight was a dress with an intricately designed bodice, paired with a voluminous mini skirt and delicate spaghetti straps, all in tones of white and off-whites. Each piece was crafted with impeccable attention to detail, featuring perfectly constructed bustiers that defined her couture expertise. Isabella’s debut was a beautiful showcase of bridal variety, offering options that appeal to all types of brides, from traditional to modern, while maintaining a consistent standard of elegance and sophistication. We eagerly anticipate seeing more from this talented designer in the future.
(Instagram: @isabellasalvador_couture & @gem.art)
Sofia Mariage
Sofia Mariage amazed us with a collection of bridal gowns that seemed to come straight out of a fairy tale. This emerging brand, which recently opened its second store in Marseille, showcased a series of couture wedding gowns that left the audience in awe. Each piece featured meticulously crafted beaded corsets, all done by hand, emphasizing the highest quality and attention to detail. The gowns were adorned with intricate crystal beads, delicate pearls, and luxurious embroidery, shaping them into works of art. Among the standout pieces, a corseted bust embroidered with beaded floral designs captivated onlookers, while another gown featured threads of pearls cascading elegantly from the bodice, adding a touch of opulence. Each dress was incredibly well-constructed, combining timeless elegance with modern sophistication, making them the epitome of bridal couture. Sophia Mariage’s collection truly embodied the essence of elegance, capturing the imagination and setting a new standard in bridal fashion. (Instagram: @sofiamariage_off)
Narciza Severa
Saúl from Narciza Severa, closing our most popular show, showcased an extraordinary collection during Paris Fashion Week Studio, representing the bold spirit and exquisite craftsmanship of Mexican design. The collection featured a striking palette of black, gold, and silver, with each piece exuding elegance and sophistication. Saúl’s mastery of design was evident in his beautifully shaped skirts and intricately beaded gowns. A highlight of the show was a stunning strapless black dress, worn by celebrity influencer Kary Ramos, featuring a sheer cape that revealed one leg. This design combined layers of beaded skirts with a flowing cape, creating a look that was both sultry and regal. The collection also featured exquisite shawls that adorned several of the dresses, adding a touch of classic luxury to the modern silhouettes. Saúl’s designs balanced allure and refinement, with sheer dresses showcasing impeccable corsetry that revealed just enough to create a captivating yet sophisticated look. Each garment was thoughtfully shaped, with delicate beadwork and beaded elements that caught the light, offering a sense of timeless beauty and sensuality. The collection was a perfect blend of elegance, sexiness, and class, leaving the audience truly captivated by Saúl’s vision. (Instagram: @narciza_severa)
Teté Rosado (Mexico)
Teté Rosado captivated the audience with a stunning collection that spanned a vibrant palette of colors, featuring a breathtaking wedding dress adorned with tulle and lace. The mother-daughter design duo themselves were a vision, dressed in elegant black and white. Their collection showcased hues ranging from gold and blush to blue and lilac, embellished with flowers, tulle, and intricate details. A standout piece was a dress that blended modern and vintage aesthetics, featuring rich beading and beautiful capes to complement the designs. An absolutely stunning off-white wedding gown, adorned with pearls, left a lasting impression, embodying timeless elegance. (Instagram: @teterosadomexico)
Lizah Chanda Crochet (South Africa)
Lizah’s collection paid homage to the rich South African heritage of crocheting, reinventing this traditional art form with modern flair. The show featured beautiful crochet pieces, including a standout design incorporating delicate feathers. The collection explored a spectrum of colors, from vibrant hues to elegant blacks with high necklines and plunging necklines, offering something for every style. A closing piece—a crocheted black top paired with a gold ball gown skirt—brought the collection to a stunning close, showcasing the versatility and beauty of crochet. (Instagram: @lizahchandacrochet)
Mala Effortless Wear (Mexico)
Making her debut with Fashion Week Studio, Mala Effortwear presented a collection described as exceptionally comfortable and elegant. The pieces displayed a sophisticated palette of burgundy, black, brown, and blues, embodying a sense of understated luxury. A highlight of the collection was a beautifully crafted piece featuring an incredible feather collar—well-made and perfect for a woman who seeks both elegance and comfort in her wardrobe. Mala Effortwear’s designs offered the perfect balance between chic style and everyday wearability. (Instagram: @mala.effortlesswear)
Maison Celestino (Italy)
Founded by Mr. Celestino, Maison Celestino specializes in haute couture garments made from natural fibers and luxurious fabrics. Their collection combined classic Italian elegance with modern tailoring, creating a timeless yet fresh look for contemporary fashion enthusiasts. The meticulous craftsmanship of Maison Celestino was evident in every detail, from the delicate weaving of fabrics to the intricate representations of the kōnotorì on their luxurious materials. The garments flowed effortlessly, embodying the serene flight of the stork amidst a sea of cherry blossoms, capturing the essence of hanami in every piece. The transition from the soft pastels of a cherry blossom sunset to the classic black and white hues added depth and contrast, showcasing the brand’s ability to blend tradition with contemporary elegance. Each design seemed to tell a story, reflecting the sacred and timeless connection between generations. Maison Celestino’s collection was not only a celebration of family bonds but also a testament to the brand’s dedication to preserving heritage through their rich, textured fabrics and classic Italian craftsmanship. Presented with heartfelt reverence and elegance, this collection left a powerful impression on the audience, solidifying Maison Celestino’s place as a master of storytelling through fashion. (Instagram: @maisoncelestino)
Passionate Rebel (USA)
With a strong message of community empowerment behind the collection, Passionate Rebel presented a striking lineup of black and white pieces. The show featured a range of cool, oversized sunglasses and bomber jackets adorned with various Passionate Rebel logos and writing. The collection also included eye-catching pink trenchcoats, adding a vibrant touch to the runway. The show gained extra attention with Greg Yega modeling one of their standout pieces, adding star power to the event. The show concluded with the brand’s incredible mascot, making for a memorable and dynamic finale. (Instagram: @passionaterebel)
Ika Butoni (Indonesia)
This was probably one of the most beautiful collections we’ve ever seen presented by Ika Butoni during Paris Fashion Week Studio. Her show featured incredible eco prints mixed with delicate tulle fabrics and see-through elements, executed with the utmost elegance. The pieces were adorned with crocheted neck details and a palette of rich greens, vibrant yellows, soft lilacs, deep blues, and rich burgundy red. Some of the standout garments were embellished with handmade flowers, creating a stunning visual effect. The entire collection felt like a celebration of nature at its peak, blending craftsmanship with the natural world. (Instagram: @ikabutoni)
By Vel (Ukraine)
By Vel astonished us this season, presenting two incredible collections during Paris Fashion Week Studio. As always, her models exuded professionalism, and among them was Naelle Haines, the daughter of the founder and owner of Fashion Week Studio, Nathanaelle Hottois, making her Paris Fashion Week debut modeling for this extraordinary brand. By Vel’s collection featured stunning crocheted princess dresses reimagined with a forest-inspired aesthetic. The dresses came in shades of whites, creams, and blushes, with intricate crochet work that incorporated beautiful fabrics, adding volume and richness to each piece. Tulle elements enhanced the ethereal feel of the designs. By Vel continues to redefine children’s couture, delivering that timeless princess essence in a refined, high-couture way. (Instagram: @by_vel)
Sheetol Chawla (India)
This collection was nothing short of absolutely impressive, bringing forth a strong avant-garde, high-couture feel. The intricate pieces, which took thousands of hours of hand craftsmanship to create, felt like they could be costume pieces in a major film. Each element was meticulously handmade, with the collection predominantly featuring a dramatic palette of black and gold. We saw captivating details like fringes, skull motifs, elaborate head coverings, and animal prints, including leopard patterns, all combined into striking, unconventional shapes. Sheetol Chawla’s work showcased intricate craftsmanship, with avant-garde shapes that recalled the flair of John Galliano’s inspirations and the edgy style reminiscent of Madonna’s iconic looks. Some pieces featured bodices with intricate head coverings, integrated gloves, and even gold hand pieces with red-tipped nails. It was a true spectacle, leaving the audience absolutely amazed and astonished by the bold, unique vision. (Instagram: @sheetolchawla)
Melissa Tyson (USA) in collaboration with Sheetol Chawla
Melissa Tyson delivered a breathtaking presentation of fine jewelry in collaboration with Sheetol Chawla. Models graced the runway in elegant black and white dresses, each holding a beautifully crafted jewelry pillow that showcased Tyson’s exquisite rings, bracelets, and necklaces. The jewelry pieces featured a harmonious blend of gold and black stones, highlighted by the sparkle of diamonds and the delicate craftsmanship of thin golden rings. The intricate designs, thoughtfully paired with the sophisticated style of the dresses, added a layer of refined elegance to the presentation. The collection was a true testament to the artistry and luxury that both brands represent, creating an unforgettable fusion of fashion and fine jewelry. (Instagram: @melissatysondesigns)
Arni Fashion (USA)
Arni Fashion transported us into the vibrant world of traditional Indian dress with a stunning array of red Indian dresses that were simply out of this world. Known for their mastery in jewelry design, Arni Fashion also presented a dazzling collection of Indian jewelry. This collection included exquisite green-colored pieces, delicate headpieces, and traditional handpieces that connect a bracelet to a ring, adding intricate elegance to the hands. The brand’s presentation also featured opulent necklaces that draped beautifully around the neck, adorned with rich patterns and vibrant stones. The pieces embodied the essence of Indian craftsmanship, combining traditional artistry with contemporary flair. (Instagram: @arnifashionclt)
Belle Le Chic (Australia)
The Belle Le Chic collection was nothing short of breathtaking, featuring a blend of black beaded corsetry paired with voluminous tulle skirts, as well as stunning shades of yellows and bright pinks. The show opened with Belle herself, adding a personal touch to the presentation. The collection featured a charming array of dresses, each exuding elegance and sophistication. The bright pink pieces were particularly eye-catching, with impeccable craftsmanship that highlighted the designer’s Australian roots. It was a delicate yet powerful showcase of femininity, making Belle Le Chic’s collection a highlight of the day. (Instagram: @bellelechic)
Dumebi Fashion (France)
Dumebi brought a collection that dazzled the audience with its luxurious use of velvets in hues of blue, pink, royal green, and royal blue. The collection featured an innovative mix of velvet and sheer fabrics, offering a variety of dress shapes that were both modern and timeless. Each piece was adorned with intricate lacework and hand-sewn floral patterns, creating an artisanal feel. The designs often included corseted tops that enhanced the elegance of the silhouettes. A standout piece was a stunning strapless pink dress with a beautifully structured bust, floral embellishment, and a draping skirt in rich pink velvet. The royal blue designs, in particular, captured the audience’s attention with their bold elegance. This show was proudly sponsored by Design Essentials, whose products support healthy hair across global markets, underscoring their commitment to uplifting diverse communities through beauty and fashion. (Instagram handles: @atelier_dumebi @designessentials)
Artistic Direction and Creative Team
A heartfelt thank you goes out to our Artistic Direction and Creative Team, led by runway director Hayley Jane (@hayleyjaneofficial) and backstage manager Kelly (@kelly_in_fashion). Prissy Gomes (@prissygomes) managed the casting, ensuring a seamless and flawless event.
Special thanks to Makeup Art Academy Paris (@makeupartacademyparis), led by Janine Zenk (@janinezenk), for their artistry in bringing each designer’s vision to life. Lilly Hilt (@lillyhilt) was responsible for the impeccable hairstyling on September 27th.
We also extend our gratitude to Fashion Week Studio’s cherished partner, Jeidi Events, for their continued support.
Event Sponsors:
Dr. Eric Berg
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Cutié Hair
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Look Don’t Touch
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Casting for the show was expertly managed by Prissy Gomes (@prissygomes), ensuring the perfect selection of models. We extend our gratitude to the models for their dedication and professionalism, making the runway shows unforgettable.
Music for the event was curated by DJ Red, known for his upbeat and captivating style. Follow him on Instagram: @dj__red.
Special thanks to our photographers and videographers, including Matthieu Sorey (@matthieusoreygarnier) for runway photography and creative videographers/editors @bydiego.mov and @itumbambokolo.
Models’ Instagram Handles:
@chiei_eguchi, @nesrinsanad, @ninalindermaier, @francescastabile_dxb, @samah_anty, @deannamayofficial, @giulia__bartoli, @valentine_pcb, @carrieedanielle, @djena_llll, @Maria_Melchioretto, @moniquevictoria, @beatriz_reto, @makii1207, @p810km, @raquelromans, @morgancours, @monicaahill, @sapologie, @yurika.w_official, @babyleychikkkkkkk, @eddywahab, @ndiagaaaa, @patrice_ayenon, @nellybat_, @vivienne.oesch, @loisjamyot, @evagarcia, @assia_shbl, @hollyrodenx.
For press, buyer inquiries, or collaboration opportunities, please contact:
Tsholofelo Flacko Galetlole
PR & Marketing Director
Email: prdirector@fashionweekstudio.com
Phone: +1 213 898 4299
Fashion Week Studio
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