Designers Crazy Balmain Style Change

2011 in the autumn and winter show, the Balmain style changed greatly, and the tattered military uniform style that lasted for several quarters suddenly returned to the main room. The shiny fabric shrunk and returned to tranquility.

And this style change is behind the supermaterial. After the stylist Emmanuelle Alt left, designer Christophe Decarnin had psychiatric problems in January.

In the 2011 autumn and winter Balmain women's wear, which is newly released in Paris fashion week, there are still some styles of gorgeous rock and roll in the 80 age of designer Christophe Decarnin.

However, as stylist Emmanuelle Alt returned to the French version of Vogue to be the devil's throne, Christophe Decarnin seems to be unable to maintain the T style of Emmanuelle Alt before climbing into the mental hospital.

The rumour is that the new Balmain dress this season is entirely from the hands of Melanie Ward, who filled the vacancy of Emmanuelle Alt.

The broad shoulders are gone, and I wonder if Balmain will lose the strong momentum in the fashion circle.

After Christophe Decarnin took office, Balmain's T styling design came from the hands of Emmanuelle Alt.

After Christophe Decarnin took over Balmain, it had changed its brand decline and made Balmain become the essential brand of every It girl.

The French version of Vogue fashion director Emmanuelle Alt has been Balmain's stylist since then, becoming the most powerful support for Christophe Decarnin.

Those tall shoulders that make people love to be crazy are accomplished in this period.

During this period, Balmain was also fully supported by Vogue.

Emmanuelle Alt best Balmain image spokesperson

But in February of this year, Emmanuelle Alt officially replaced Carine Roitfeld as a new generation of fashion devil, and had to withdraw from the position of Balmain stylist.

What took over her job was Melanie Ward, which has been working in Helmut Lang for 13 years.

The departure of Emmanuelle Alt seems to make Christophe Decarnin powerless.

Balmain, a brand that can compete with Dior after World War II, seems to be in the same predicament as Dior.