🇯🇵💃 Jun Takahashi, the Japanese fashion designer

 🇯🇵💃 Jun Takahashi, the Japanese fashion designer, brought a mesmerizingly enchanting atmosphere to his Undercover Spring/Summer 2024 collection, titled “Deep Fog,” at Paris Fashion Week.
Set in a parking lot, the show featured a series of tulle-wrapped chandeliers lying on the floor as if they had fallen from the ceiling, creating a surreal and almost fairytale-like backdrop.
Opera music accompanied the models as they walked the runway, sporting a mix of flowing monochrome outfits and neon yellow sweaters, followed by vibrant suits and coats with giant prints. A few Undercover pieces even echoed the black tulle that wrapped around the chandeliers.
To close the show, Takahashi sent three glowing dresses down the Undercover runway, decorated with terrariums of roses and butterflies.










Source: designboom

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