#coperni Archives - Voir Fashion https://www.voirfashion.co.uk Sat, 12 Apr 2025 21:35:42 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.6.17 Here’s What To Wear Going Into 2025 As Seen On The Runways https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/heres-what-to-wear-going-into-2025-as-seen-on-the-runways/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=heres-what-to-wear-going-into-2025-as-seen-on-the-runways Tue, 07 Jan 2025 14:03:57 +0000 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/?p=95142 The Spring/Summer 25 fashion weeks have been and gone already but the 2025 season is only just approaching – and fast! As we wait to come out of Winter, here at Voir we thought it’s time to give you inspiration for your spring and summer wardrobes so you can curate those perfect outfits and Instagram […]

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]]> The Spring/Summer 25 fashion weeks have been and gone already but the 2025 season is only just approaching – and fast! As we wait to come out of Winter, here at Voir we thought it’s time to give you inspiration for your spring and summer wardrobes so you can curate those perfect outfits and Instagram looks.

Bags With Character

Courtesy of Mozhdeh Matin

We can all agree that everyone wants to have a bag that no one else has, and the SS25 runways were full of unique gems. From Coach to Versace we saw so many cool styles for the Voir readers to know about, with many designers steering away from safe options. Whether it’s a fringe moment or a wild colour combination, you’re bound to stand out.

Courtesy of Coach

Courtesy of Versace

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Sporty Chic

Courtesy of Adidas Originals x Willy Chavarria

Sportswear is working its way more and more into the fashion world as we see a multitude of collabs with fashion houses ever year, such as Jacquemus and Dior recently. The fresh silhouettes pair with the durability of sportswear for a unique fusion look or can lean heavily towards the sportswear aesthetic with a baggier design, creating a remarkable versatility.

Courtesy of Dior

Courtesy of The Attico

Fringes

Courtesy of Isabel Marant

Bohemian chic is back and Voir loves the throwback in time on the runways. Whether it reminds you of Glastonbury or you just love the motion of the fabric this is going to be a go-to for Spring. The loose fringes are a match for any garment – tops, skirts and even hats you have a plethora of choice.

Courtesy of Bottega Veneta

Courtesy of Dior

Plaid

Courtesy of Acne Studios

Plaid captures the essence of Britishness. Burberry and Vivienne Westwood starting it off for us Brits and now we have it in abundance from many brands. Working on any garment, it is so easy to style all year round, not just for Spring but it takes styling work. Try it with plain colours that match one of the squares and you can’t go wrong with this classic print.

Courtesy of Bottega Veneta

Courtesy of Burberry

Sailor Core

Will sailor core be the big new trend in 2025? It’s looking very likely. Stripes and fishnets aren’t just for boat trips, they’re for every day. This minimalistic print is subtle but speaks volumes on Rabanne’s runway, and Alaïa creates a playful glimpse of what’s beneath with their use of fishnet. This trend is undoubtedly versatile.

Courtesy of Alaïa

Courtesy of Dior

Courtesy of Rabanne

Utility

Courtesy of Mugler

Wasn’t it TikTok who said #womeninmalefields? Women can do anything and it’s time for a spin on utility wear and for it to filter into the fashion world. Cheryl Cole was the first and Voir is obsessed with this trend. This cool girl style mixed with army core creates a sexy and poweful woman.

Courtesy of Alexander McQueen

Courtesy of Ferrari

One Leg Out

Courtesy of Louis Vuitton

One leg in and one leg out is a trend that graced many runways for SS25, and all the big fashion houses did it, from Coperni to Bottega Veneta and Louis Vuitton. This interesting concept creates a unique play on trousers and overall gives an indoor-outdoor vibe and will definitely make heads turn this coming season.

Courtesy of Bottega Veneta

Courtesy of Coperni

Colourful Coats

Courtesy of Miu Miu

It’s been done before and that’s because it works. It’s time to switch up your classic black puffer and add some vibrancy into that wardrobe. The trend is great for spring as it offers a cheerful vibe and unapologetically lets you make a bold and confident statement.

Courtesy of Versace

Courtesy of Lacoste

Words By Zlata Gavula

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]]> Halloween Costume Inspiration – Iconic Celeb Looks Over the Years as seen on Instagram https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/halloween-costume-inspiration-iconic-celeb-looks-over-the-years-as-seen-on-instagram/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=halloween-costume-inspiration-iconic-celeb-looks-over-the-years-as-seen-on-instagram Fri, 18 Oct 2024 15:24:42 +0000 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/?p=93194 With spooky season round the corner, we can’t wait to dress up inspired by what our favourite celebs have worn in previous Halloweens. There’s nothing more exciting than having an iconic costume that no one would have thought of, but everyone recognises – especially if you are matching with an A-lister! Keep reading for this […]

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]]> With spooky season round the corner, we can’t wait to dress up inspired by what our favourite celebs have worn in previous Halloweens. There’s nothing more exciting than having an iconic costume that no one would have thought of, but everyone recognises – especially if you are matching with an A-lister! Keep reading for this crucial rundown of the best celebrity costumes of all time.

Kim’s Clueless Moment

Kim took inspiration from the iconic 2000s film Clueless and dressed as Cher with her daughter North as her right-hand woman, Dionne.

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Rihanna’s Furry Green

Although not a Halloween look from Rihanna, we had to include it because what can be more luxury than Rihanna in a cool, green fur moment.

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Hailey’s Versace Vampire

There’s nothing more timeless than a Vampire costume – elevate it like Hailey and incorporate huge gold statement accessories.

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Saweetie’s Destiny

Saweetie recreated Destiny’s Child’s iconic Bootylicious album cover. There is nothing more legendary than a fuse of Beyoncé and Saweetie with a hot pink moment.

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Drag Queen Winnie

Winnie Harlow brought out her inner drag queen when she dressed up as Ru Paul in 2018. There is nothing sexier than a red corset with some fur.

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Kendall’s Fairy Tale

Kendall sparkled in this full gold fit on Hallow’s Eve ’19 and we just cannot get over how much she was glowing!

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Bella’s Purrfect Look

Bella had some feline fun in her cat woman costume – an all-black leather suit is the coolest look for Halloween. Twinned with some silver jewellery, your costume is bound to stand out

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She’s The Devil

Christina Aguilera wowed us with this devilish look and all we want to do is recreate it. The latex costume is the perfect mix of scary and sexy!

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Grease Gigi

Gigi brought out a curly haired look dressed as the iconic Sandy from the movie Grease. There’s nothing cooler than a look incorporating some form of leather jacket.

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Megan and Thee Dalmatians

Megan Thee Stallion recreated the infamous villain Cruella de Vil and we are obsessing over it. Any look incorporating fur is a must for this Halloween – elegant and classy what more could you want!

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Words By Zlata Gavula

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]]> Robotic Dogs and Spoons as Garments? You Wouldn’t Want to Miss Our Paris Fashion Week Highlights! https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/robotic-dogs-and-spoons-as-garments-you-wouldnt-want-to-miss-our-paris-fashion-week-highlights/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=robotic-dogs-and-spoons-as-garments-you-wouldnt-want-to-miss-our-paris-fashion-week-highlights Tue, 07 Mar 2023 15:47:26 +0000 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/?p=76113 If we asked you to name two things that you would expect to see at Paris Fashion Week, we're pretty certain that spoons and a robotic dog would be quite low on your list. However, that is exactly what we saw. The fashion world is always five steps ahead, throwing the unexpected at us with every turn, this Paris Fashion Week was a true testament to this fact. So, with that being said, leave all of your expectations at the door as we rundown all the key shows from the final week of the ‘Big Four’.

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]]> If we asked you to name two things that you would expect to see at Paris Fashion Week, we’re pretty certain that spoons and a robotic dog would be quite low on your list. However, that is exactly what we saw. The fashion world is always five steps ahead, throwing the unexpected at us with every turn, this Paris Fashion Week was a true testament to this fact. So, with that being said, leave all of your expectations at the door as we rundown all the key shows from the final week of the ‘Big Four’. 

Paco Rabanne

Paris Fashion Week marked design house Paco Rabanne’s return to the runway since the passing of the founder himself. Paco Rabanne passed away just last month, making this show a particularly emotional one, as this show honoured his work and contributions to the industry. Julien Dossena decided to pay homage to the late designer by focusing on his friendship with Salvador Dali. This meant that the show featured an array of dresses with Dali’s paintings printed on them as well as some of his extravagant jewellery. 

While this may make it seem like a collection that honoured Salvador Dali more than Paco Rabanne, this was not the case. The show was unapologetically Paco, the sparkling metallic chainmail looks that have become synonymous with the brand closed the show, accentuating the late designers continuing influence on the industry. The sparkling archival looks reminded us of Paco Rabanne’s innovative designs and trademark looks, leaving the audience with this as their final thoughts from the collection.

 

Acne Studios

Acne Studios took the distressed look to a whole new level in their mystical show. The enchanted forest set the stage for a collection that celebrated the natural world and particularly Jonny Johansson’s childhood in Sweden. The distressed wool and crochet knits played into this natural influence along with the neutral colour palette. The ultimate manifestation of this theme came to light in the various leaf-like dresses that took to the catwalk, bringing the Swedish forest to the runway.

These natural elements and the mystical set up created a jarring juxtaposition with the distressed, almost-apocalyptic looks. The combination of these elements served to create a natural and earthy aesthetic that was far removed from the highly technological looks that we have been seeing as of late. One interesting way that this came to light was through the use of the body as a canvas, which Johansson stated was “a way to make them become a window onto nature”.

Photo Credits: Acne Studios

Hodakova

Hodakova’s “Conventional Collection 112303” was inspired by a humble household object, the spoon. Whether they were covering bags, dresses or creating the cups on bralettes the kitchen utensils were everywhere. Inspired by the Swedish folktale Nail Soup that tells the story of a (you guessed it) soup made from a nail, the collection celebrated ingenuity. In addition to spoons, fabric spikes covered punk-inspired skirts and dresses in a nail-like fashion.

Some of the non-spoon related looks featured elaborate tulle, sheer fabrics and intricate silhouettes. There were examples of exceptional tailoring as sleek suits took to the runway. And finally, the collection, of course, did not come without HODAKOVA’s signature buckle bags that have taken the fashion world by storm. 

Rick Owens

Rick Owens is known for the outrageous; this collection was no exception. From metallic pink puffers to sleek waist high leg slits, we saw it all in what can only be described as a maximalists’ dream. Each model took to the runway in sky-high platform boots that sagged around the leg in the way a loose-fitted trouser would; a shoe that we believe will be everywhere this Autumn/Winter. The predominantly black collection heavily played with textures and proportions creating extravagant silhouettes and shapes in the absence of colour.

While most of the looks were black, Owens injected some colour through the metallic pink and green looks in the collection that were anything but subtle. Refusing to sacrifice the playful and experimental aspects of these looks in the pursuit of colour, Rick Owens just decided to do it all. The pink sequin donut-like garments stole the show, and we cannot wait to see which celebrity is brave enough to wear one of these looks on the red carpet. 

Photo Credits: Rick Owens

Coperni

Coperni, always the master of a viral moment. The designer that brought us the iconic spray on dress, a moment that won Bella Hadid Model of the Year at the British Fashion Awards, has created yet another talkable moment. The show was inspired by Jean de la Fontaine’s fable ‘The Wolf and the Lamb’ fable, Coperni’s Instagram explained:

“Unlike the original fable written in the 17th century, which raises questions relating to the balance of power between the human groups that make up society, Coperni reinterprets the story and transposes it to the year of 2023 with a positive vision of the future.
The show presents Coperni’s vision which is that there is neither a dominant nor a dominated, but that mankind and machine can live in harmony.”

This inspiration was visible in the designs through the painted landscapes on jackets and the white fluffy pieces that likened the models to sheep. All in all, the collection placed a modern and urban twist on the pastoral tale. 

Even though the show featured models such as Adut Akech and Lila Moss, the star of the show was none other than Spot (or multiple Spots) the robotic dog. The Boston Dynamics robots took to the runway as aids in the storytelling, but they soon stole the show as one Spot interacted with model Rianne Van Rompaey. This particular Spot had an elongated robotic arm (or neck) that allowed the two to lock eyes before Spot began to undress the model, removing the thick blanket that wrapped around her shoulders and handing it back to her.

While critics may argue that this show along with the last were dependant on gimmicks, more concerned with going viral on social media than the clothes at hand, we feel that these moments at shows are integral in Coperni’s exploration of technology within both fashion and modern life. As Coperni said that this was a more relaxed moment following on from the magic of their spray on dress last season, we are very excited to see what they do next.

Ester Manas

Inspired by her upcoming wedding to Balthazar Delepierre, Ester Manas created a collection for the cool bride. The show took place in a church and was soundtracked by some of the most universally recognised love songs, a route that the couple will not be taking at their own wedding. The looks, however, were entirely non-traditional and non-conforming.

From two pieces to completely sheer gowns, these dresses were for the ‘it’ brides only. The diverse display of models seemed like the brides that you would be begging for a hen party invite from and you bet that we would be wearing one of the less bridal looks from the collection if we managed to bag an invite. 

Photo Credits: Ester Manas

Valentino

If you’re going to take one thing away from the Valentino show, let it be this: Go and buy a tie. Ties have been popping up in the fashion girls’ wardrobes for a hot minute now, but they are about to experience the Pierpaolo Piccioli effect. The collection, aptly named ‘Black Tie’, utilised the accessory on every look in some capacity. Some were styled classically, with the black tie set against a white shirt under a blazer while others were dresses with faux shirt collars and ‘ties’ that connected to the dress’ bodice. Whether a conventional depiction of the tie or not, this collection singlehandedly proved the versatility of the accessory that has often been associated with the constraints of a work or school uniform. So, go buy a tie. 

Photo Credits: Valentino

Zimmermann

19th-Century Australian artist Rupert Bunny left Melbourne and settled in Paris when he married Jeanne Morel, a journey not dissimilar to Zimmermann’s. The Australian fashion house held its second show in Paris this season and drew on Bunny’s art as inspiration. The collection worked with the National Gallery of Victoria to incorporate the painter’s works into the looks through delicate prints and a romantic colour palette. Nicky Zimmermann explained: 

“For Fall I was inspired by the artwork of Rupert Bunny, an Australian artist from the turn of the last century. I was drawn to his use of colour and the romanticism of his work – the gentle and dreamy lifestyle scenes. There is a glow, warmth and optimism to his work that is really appealing to me.”

However, this is not where the melding of French and Australian fashion ends. The usual romantic eveningwear was prominent throughout the collection; however, this season featured a surprising guest, the humble denim jean. The delicate lace and florals that we are used to seeing from the design house were paired with loose fitting jeans in the perfect blending of the relaxed style we see in Australia and the romanticism of France. This collection served as a map of Zimmermann’s history as it honoured both its origin and current destination in one fell swoop.

Photo Credits: Zimmermann

Words by: Amelia Gregory

Header Image: Valentino, Ester Manas, Paco Rabanne

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]]> This Glass Accessory Is Emerging As The 2022 Bag To Beat https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/this-glass-accessory-is-emerging-as-the-2022-bag-to-beat/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=this-glass-accessory-is-emerging-as-the-2022-bag-to-beat Fri, 08 Apr 2022 16:16:42 +0000 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/?p=55211 Glass isn’t a material you’ll see designers often use. Its perceived impracticality means
clothing and accessory designers have strayed from using the fragile material in their
designs, instead opting for safe silks and sturdy chiffon

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]]> Glass isn’t a material you’ll see designers often use. Its perceived impracticality means
clothing and accessory designers have strayed from using the fragile material in their
designs, instead opting for safe silks and sturdy chiffon. But, judging by the Instagram posts
and Grammy looks of the world’s biggest celebrities this week, glass could be making its
debut as the new ‘it’ material of the fashion industry in 2022.

Posing to her millions of followers at the press day of the Kardashian’s new show, Kylie
Jenner posed in what first appeared as an ordinary stripped back look, but after scrolling
through the post it’s hard to ignore Kylie carrying the translucent, devil horned accessory by
Coperni X Heven that is anything but ordinary. The bag is the brainchild of Parisian fashion
label Coperni in collaboration with Heven (a Brooklyn- based glassmaker), it’s made entirely
from glass and features an abstract horn-shaped design. The bag was first debuted at
Coperni’s FW22 show, where model Gigi Hadid donned the clear accessory with a pink
gown. Since then, celebrities have been making the case for the glass accessory as the bag
of the year.

On the Grammys red carpet last week, singers Doja Cat and Tinashe coordinated the
accessory with their award show gowns. Doja Cat’s Versace look was finished with Coperni’s
blue ombre glass purse. Meanwhile, Tinashe contrasted her pink GCDS gown with the
label’s red bag. Both stars’ ability to match their look so elegantly with the bag speaks to the
diverse and universal nature of the accessory.

But, we know what you’re thinking, what good is a bag if I can’t use it? Surprisingly, the
accessory is made to be completely practical. In an interview with i-D, Peter Dupont (one
half of Heven’s founder duo) argued for the accessory’s practical use. He claimed, ‘our
pieces always have functionality… you can put your phone in it, your wallet, it even doubles
as a vase’- talk about getting your money’s worth! The bag’s practicality has already been
put to the test, Kylie Jenner’s purse was stuffed with lipsticks from her own cosmetics line
while Doja Cat filled hers with candy (so we can rest assured it fits the essentials).

It’s not just the celebrity sphere that is in favour of the look though. After fashion bible
publications like Vogue deemed the accessory ‘the hottest bag in the world’ this week, don’t
be surprised if this becomes the 2022 bag to beat.

Words By Olivia Booth

Photo Credits Coperni Instagram

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