French style label Officine Generale confirmed a breezy lineup of relaxed tailoring on the runway on Friday as a part of Paris Fashion Week. “The goal was to really manage to work on looser, more supple shapes for suit jackets,” the label’s founder and designer, Pierre Maheo, stated.

The assortment, which included appears for women and men, featured slouchy trousers and dressy jackets, light-weight overcoats and cotton trousers with elastic waists. Models marched throughout a cobblestone catwalk in a courtyard of the Hotel de la Monnaie on the Left Bank in Paris sporting white, cotton sneakers or easy ballerina slippers that toned down dressier appears.

One of a number of modern French labels seizing on the wave of post-pandemic demand for style within the United States to arrange their very own retail operations there, the model plans to open a retailer on New York City’s Madison Avenue this fall. Paris Fashion week’s menswear reveals, which wind up on June 25, function dozens of labels starting from a number of the largest style names like LVMH-owned Louis Vuitton and Dior, in addition to Hermes, to smaller, rising manufacturers.

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