FLYING SOLO 2021 PARIS READY-TO-WEAR

The 2021 Spring-Summer Presentation

FLYING SOLO 2021 PARIS READY-TO-WEAR
- The 2021 Spring-Summer Presentation

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Even during the coronavirus pandemic, fashion proved to be an important part of Paris.
For the Spring /Summer 2021 RTW Collection which took place at the Salon Marceau, 20 designers showcased their collections. There was something for everyone, fashion for women and men, accessories, shoes, handbags and also hats.

The Flying Solo concept has been responsible for promoting and launching the careers of many upcoming designers.

The future generation of emerging talent was given the opportunity to participate in a unique collective fashion show which was attended by the fashionable crowd, press, buyers, influencers, stylists and the media.

Once again it was a successful and enjoyable event during a very unusual fashion week.

FLYING SOLO 2021 PARIS READY-TO-WEAR

The 2021 Spring-Summer Presentation
PHOTOGRAPHY BY
CHRISTINA VALÉRIE HENNINGSTAD

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