Craft and imagination: Looking back at the unstoppable march of couture in Paris


Thom Browne presented couture creations for both men and women. -- Reuters

It was not all bright and beautiful for Paris Couture Week, which took place early this month – at least not at the beginning.

Amid the riots that rocked the city then, there were talks about shows being cancelled. Fortunately the anxiety proved to be for nothing.

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