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After three jam-packed weeks of runway shows, presentations, and parties, we’ve finally reached the end of the road in Paris. On September 25th, Paris Fashion Week kicked off with Vaquera and Pierre Cardin’s evening shows. If Milan was all about debuts, then this week in the French capital will be characterized by au revoirs—two in particular. On Saturday, Sarah Burton will present her final collection with Alexander McQueen, followingafter 13 years at the helm.
Of course, debuts are also imminent as well. Specifically, Stefano Gallici will present his first collection for Ann Demeulemeester, succeeding Ludovic de Saint Sernin who was with the brand for only six months and one season. In addition, Harris Reed will show his second collection for Nina Ricci, Peter Do will display the latest from his eponymous line following, and Daniel Roseberry will return for his second ready-to-wear collection for Schiaparelli.
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