Yui Chen Wins Hyerès Festival’s Top Fashion Prize
The Chinese designer won the grand prize for her airy, sculptural pieces at the 41st edition of the festival, which is undergoing a revamp under new leadership.

Garments burst open by a female belly were an intense reminder of the primal power of pregnancy.

For its 50th anniversary, the brand embraced the lyricism of city life on a street named after the founding designer, showing signatures of the house successfully updated by Julie de Libran.

The collection of sporty pieces made for one of Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski’s strongest showings for the French luxury house.

Haider Ackermann and Noir delivered collections that imprinted themselves on viewers, both physically and emotionally.

The collection progressed from strictness to artistic chaos with crafty, handpainted gowns that felt lively and took away the deja-vu feel.

The collection, though still imprinted with Yoshiyuki Miyamae's childlike signature, marked a step in a more mature direction.

By contrasting a sun-bleached shorts suit with a sinuous, satin-y shift, Jonathan Anderson clarified the twin poles of the collection: pragmatic function, luxurious form.

Hedi Slimane’s instincts for the moment have dulled, but his army of ‘Slimaniacs’ will surely canter towards Celine stores in blissful ignorance of the brand’s recent glories.

Olivier Rousteing’s latest collection featured garments imprinted with hieroglyphics and pyramids, but more successful was his playful approach to French classics.

Between the luxury mega brands that dominate the schedule, a flock of young labels shone through.

In Julien Dossena's capable hands, a cocktail of far-flung cultures was shaken, not stirred, making for one of the season's best collections.

The designer said he was “celebrating women and using sport as a metaphor." But the clothes didn’t feel as vital as his message.
The Chinese designer won the grand prize for her airy, sculptural pieces at the 41st edition of the festival, which is undergoing a revamp under new leadership.
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