Comme des Garçons and Jean Paul Gaultier were the two giants entirely dominating the fifth day of the French Fashion Week.  The former’s collection was dramatic, individualistic, loud and mystic to an unimagined extent. Keeping bright and fiery red as the only colour option, the designer exhibited the sensuality and the glam that is deeply attached with this feminist colour. The label is known for showcasing such loud creations, the choice of only those, who believe in keeping them alienated from the age old fashion conventions.

peaking of Jean Paul Gaultier’s last runway show, the designer yet again came up with some transforming trends and novel styles. From going gothic and mystic to going street style, chic and glamorous, Gaultier’s creations came full circle with reference to the ready to wear genre. Dominated by the evening wear category, the collection was mostly comprised of free flowing silhouettes, thereby keeping the comfort factor intact. Also, the colour palette for the designer was also very variegated and full of life, including the vivacious navy blue, shimmery golden, nude pink, black, parrot green, denim blue and many more.

The other exhibitors of the day, Pedro Lourenco, Junya Watanabe, Haider Ackermann, Ellery, Mugler, Miuniku and Vivienne Westwood to name a few. Well, the collections were truly among the most unique ones, spotted in the entire fashion week till now. From being mildly simplistic and sophisticated to being utterly elegant and highly fashionable, day 5 was for its own reasons amongst the most awaited and most thrilling days of the fashion week.

Paris’ fun and frolic continues with an elated amount enthusiasm and enjoyment. Day 4 saw unique and high end labels like Zaid Affas, Loewe, Talbot Runhof, Chalayan, Alexandre Vauthier, Irfé, Isse Miyake, Julien David and the very exuberant Dior amongst others.

To begin with the fantastic four, namely Zaid Affas, Loewe, Talbot Runhof and Chalayan, these labels showcased some of the most exotic and exuberant creations of all times. Where Zaid and Chalayan were more inclined towards simplistic colour palettes, Loewe and Talbot’s collection were replete of more girly and feminine colours. Tabot presented a couple of must have evening wear ensembles. The other three, however, showcased their fondness towards some easy to wear and user friendly day wear garments, enhanced with extremely chic cuts, trendy hats and one of a kind tote bags.

The day progressed with Alexandre Vauthier, Irfé and Isse Miyake. These labels showcased a clear belief in ensembles which are justifiably appropriate for the bold and the vivacious women of today’s times. Alexandre’s collection was entirely sporty, street style and tom-boyish. Both Irfé and Isse Miyake came up with a bundle of semi formals and formals which were filled with dynamism and glamour. The colour schemes for the both the labels were mild and dull, apart from a few bright colours displayed by Isse.

Lastly, Julien David and Dior proved to be among other highlights of the day. Essential delicacy and feminism with a dash of oomph and sensuality were at the core of the collections. The former went extremely chic and girly, with the wearability flowing between casual wear to semi-formal party wear. Free flowing silhouettes in long frilly skirts paired with crop tops, funky dresses and cargo pants were some of the appealing factors displayed by Julien David. Meanwhile, the very elegant Christian Dior’s ready to wear creations were exclusively formal and sophisticated. Structured tailoring, excess comfort and a feminine colour palette made the onlookers enthral to an unprecedented level.

The day approached its end with Isabel Marant, Undercover, Bouchra Jarrar, Andrew Gn, Maison Martin Margiela, A.F. Vandevorst, and Yohji Yamamoto.

As the Paris Fashion Week approaches its end, onlookers look forward to grabbing as much as they can during this French fashion celebration. In the meantime, on day 6, Alessandra Rich, Kenzo, Maxime Simoens, Martin Grant, Chloé, John Galliano and Givenchy stood amongst the major highlights.

The day kicked off with the triumvirate Alessandra Rich, Kenzo and Maxime Simoens, all of who presented some ethnic, formal and street style chic ensembles respectively. While for Alessandra, a reserved essence with subtle sophistication and elegance was the priority, Kenzo’s main focus was majorly on light-shaded semi-formal wear.  Maxime Simoens, however, came up with a stylish teenage wardrobe, full of sporty embellishments and girly colours.

Amongst three other fashion label giants for the day, stood Martin Grant, Chloé and John Galliano. A close look at Martin Grant’s creations gave the impression of a bundle of exotic must have party wears. Chloé, on the other hand, believed in keeping it more free style, with balanced amount embellishments and on surface prints. The collections were very simple and pleasing to the eyes. John Galliano, however, set up a dizzy and glossy runway to present his creations which mostly comprised of free flowing silhouettes in the most comfortable and easy to wear fabrics.

Speaking of Givenchy show for the day, it was emphatic and truly awe-inspiring. The collection included mostly dark and dramatic colours like mud brown and black with a few glimpses of the whites and baby pinks. With the wearability restricted to classy evening wear ensembles, the designer made the most apt use of the glossy leather fabric, which enhances its evening wear quality. For the bold, beautiful and confident women, Givenchy’s RTW Spring 2015 is a must have!

Meanwhile, Céline, Maison Rabih Kayrouz, Akris, Avelon, Jean-Paul Lespagnard were among the enthrallers of day 6 of the Paris Fashion Week.

Dress up your little ones as designer Monisha Jaising launches a special line MJ Kids.

The collection comprises of luxe polo T-shirts and T-shirt dresses, in bright vibrant colours with cute motifs, such as ballet slippers, cupcakes, geisha dolls and puppies, created with exquisite crystals and stones.

The colour palette sees a dominance of vivacious hues such as tangerine, lime, powder blue, bubble gum pink, white, navy and red.