#Converse undercover jun takahashi series

The Japanese designer opted for white, yellow, and black see-through fabrics, wrapping each model and the glowing terrariums with colored fabric. Jun Takahashi (more here) used the rows of chandeliers to pave a softly lit path for the last three models, each moving slowly and gently down the runway so as not to disturb the blooming garden buzzing inside each of the ballgowns. While most of the Undercover SS24 showat Paris Fashion Week (more here) unfolded under clear lighting, the last few minutes were enjoyed in a dimmed atmosphere. Jun Takahashi enchants the runway with 3 glowing terrariums Screenshot, Undercover / Jun Takahashi Live Streaming SS24 | courtesy Undercover Concluding the show, Takahashi sent three glowing dresses down the Undercover runway, fitted with terrariums of roses and butterflies. Several Undercover garments even echoed the black tulle encasing the chandeliers. Operatic music accompanied the models as they walk down the runway, sporting a mix of flowy monochrome outfits and neon-yellow sweaters, followed by vibrant suits and coats marked with giant prints.

#Converse undercover jun takahashi series

Choreographed inside a car park, the runway show was adorned with a series of tulle-wrapped chandeliers lying on the floor, as if fallen from the ceiling, creating a surreal and almost dream-like backdrop.

Japanese fashion designer Jun Takahashi cast a hauntingly enchanting atmosphere onto his Undercover Spring/Summer 2024 collection, dubbed ‘Deep Mist’, at Paris Fashion Week. Undercover ss24 collection stuns at paris fashion week