Changes and surprises were not lacking in The Weeknd’s show he just showed a look which has become the hallmark of the new era of his album After hours: a red blazer that he combined with a Black shirt made of cotton, wool pants, gloves and leather corbtata, all custom made by the French firm Givenchy.
Changes and surprises were not lacking in The Weeknd’s show he just showed a look which has become the hallmark of the new era of his album After hours: a red blazer that he combined with a Black shirt made of cotton, wool pants, gloves and leather corbtata, all custom made by the French firm Givenchy.
“Abel and his team had a very clear idea of what they wanted this look to look like.. Dressing up a model on your runway is about making your vision come to life as you envision yourself, while dressing up a musician is about embracing the character they create while maintaining your vision for the brand. and I find it fascinating to find that balance. After a few phone calls, we quickly decided we would do the version Givenchy of his seventies look, ”he said Matthew M. Williams, company president, to Vogue US.