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Paris Fashionweek

Our first time @ Paris Fashionweek (not the first time in Paris) we loved it. was great meeting all these people. Just love it when creative and good looking people are piled in front of you and you can just enjoy.
There was a lot of streetstyle happening as you can check out here and here and here :)
Here are also some pictures for you. enjoy babes.

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Juun J for us was the high light of mens week. we loved the cuts and the fabrics. so many detailed work! wunderful!

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To every show there are buses who bring you there, but if these buses get stuck in trafic it can happen that you miss one show. just like the Louis Vuitton show.

DRIED VAN NOTEN

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After the show we were envited to attend the Y-3 party, just arround the corner. As we entered the first room we thought "Oh my meat market". because in front of us:
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HENRIK VIBSKOV

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