Loewe thrust Paris Fashion Week into a bleak and dystopian vision of the future on Saturday - turning its runway into a dead space where nature and animal life only existed to be harnessed and exploited by humankind.
A sanitised white wall descended onto a bare deck as models walked by robotically, bathed in misty white light. Here are some highlights of spring-summer 2023 menswear collections: Loewe's nature morte Also Read - Paris Fashion Week: Kenzo designs dazzle in colour; Celine show dominated by South Korean superstars Models wore plates of television screens showing deep water fish in the ocean, and plasma screen visors beamed out growing chrysanthemums. The only place that grass grew in designer Jonathan Anderson's fashion dystopia was literally out of shoes, where green blades quivered and flapped surreally as the automatons filed by.
The British designer used the remarkable set and concept not only as a springboard for some of the most accomplished designs seen this season, but to make a thoughtful comment about ecology and humanity's contempt for the natural world. If we continue, Anderson warned, the world will be destroyed and the only way to see bees will be on video.
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