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22.01.2025 Palais de Tokyo, Paris #fashion

“1984” by LGN, An Alluring Dystopia

Unmistakably LGN. Starting from a solid premise — to create a new and sensual idea of masculinity — French fashion designer Louis Gabriel Nouchi has redefined traditional codes to establish a unique silhouette that, while evolving with each collection to reflect the multiple nuances of this new-found sensuality, needs no further introduction.

While borrowing its name from George Orwell’s famous dystopia, Louis Gabriel Nouchi’s Fall-Winter 25 collection is far from unappealing, in fact, it’s utterly irresistible. A signature garment in LGN’s wardrobe, the suit, is omnipresent in the collection. Masterfully tailored in a sombre colour palette, this staple piece acts as a major structural element, turning every silhouette into an elegant and powerful statement. Because exercising can be sexy too, bodysuits and sportswear also find their place on the catwalk, countering the oversized cut of the costumes with their form-fitting fabrics and daring cuts, which aren’t afraid of exposing some bare skin.

One of the new developments in the collection, Louis Gabriel Nouchi presented us his take on dresses for the first time, further demonstrating the brand’s desire to embrace greater diversity. Regarding accessories, the result of the LGN x PUMA collaboration made its grand appearance on the catwalk: a mule inspired by the original Mostro model. The most attentive probably also spotted the rings, designed in collaboration with Heineken. They’re set to become a must and quite a handy accessory since they’re also bottle openers.

Some of the personalities attending the show, held on January 22nd at the Palais de Tokyo, included Kalash, Clara Kata, Aime Simone, Ty Dolla $ign, Ozuna, and Piu Piu, to name but a few.

Photos: Jean Picon
Text: Cristina López Caballer

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