"The show unfolded in a half-lit, slightly feral underground car park in Paris, very "crew lost in space, hope fading." Models slipped out of the shadows in razor-sharp tailoring stretched to uncanny proportions: elongated tuxedo jackets, narrow silhouettes, sleeves that seemed to keep going forever. Pleating pulled toward the bellybutton (yes, that bellybutton) nodded discreetly to the film's most infamous body horror moment, while sheer cupro tops and floor-length dresses clung like membranes, soft, translucent, unsettling."
"New this season: cocooning coats, half-zip anoraks with matching cargos riffing on boiler suits, and a tactile mash-up of materials that felt equal parts spacecraft and fetish wardrobe. Crisp nylons, padded cottons, plush fleeces and putty-toned wools evoked sterile sci-fi interiors, while black rinsed denim, oily jacquards and flashes of glossy latex dipped straight into the H.R. Giger universe. Clean meets corrupted."
Louis Gabriel Nouchi's childhood fear of Alien is the conceptual engine of the Fall/Winter 26 LGN collection. The presentation took place in a half-lit underground car park in Paris with models emerging in razor-sharp, elongated tailoring, narrow silhouettes, and exaggerated sleeves. Pleating drawn toward the bellybutton and sheer cupro tops and floor-length dresses echoed the film's body-horror imagery. Braided hair sculptures by Charlie Le Mindu wrapped around faces like stylish parasites. New shapes included cocooning coats, half-zip anoraks with matching cargos, and tactile material mash-ups combining crisp nylons, padded cottons, plush fleeces, and putty-toned wools with black rinsed denim, oily jacquards and glossy latex. A tank-top and mini-brief look stamped "OnlyFans" signaled a direct collaboration with the platform.
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