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In recent days, French fashion people have been mourning the death of 12 people in the satirical magazine "Charlie weekly" terrorist attacks.

Designers and fashion giants have gone to social media to express their principles of solidarity with journalists and freedom of speech.

This terrorist attack also worried the designers of fashion week. This incident brought back the reality and uncertainty of Paris's bustling industry. Designers realized that fashion is just a beautiful bubble in the world.

"Freedom of speech is sacred.

Solidarity! "Fran ois-Henri Pinault, chairman and chief executive officer of Kai Yun group, announced the French company's Instagram, Twitter and Facebook accounts.

Riccardo Tisci, Carine Roitfeld and Kris Van Assche quotes the eighteenth Century French philosopher Voltaire: "I disagree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to speak."

Van Assche has its own brand, and is also the creative director of Dior Homme, told reporters: "freedom of expression is the core value of our civilization, from comics to fashion, is the core of any type of creation.

In addition to the impact of fear and Wednesday's terrible news, freedom is at stake.

As a citizen and creative director, I can't stand it. "

Jean Paul Gaultier and his team form a group of pictures. The slogan "Je suis Charlie" ("I am Charlie") has been swept across the entire social media, and has become an unofficial slogan of the country after the attack.

Maxime Simo ns and Julien David have published black and white marks.

"This is terrible.

I've been feeling sick since Wednesday, "Karl Lagerfeld said.

"I think the image of Paris is very bad, though I am very opposed to the French attack."

He pointed out that his partner, Mrs. Amanda Harlech, was stranded in Paris north station for 90 minutes - a bad omen for the upcoming round.

"Maybe everyone likes what Galliano does," he said thoughtfully, implying the fact that John Galliano was nominated.

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It was held in London instead of in Paris in, despite the strict requirement that the new high fashion design should be unveiled in the French capital.

Lagerfeld said that government officials must face up to the fact that Paris is regarded as an increasingly dangerous place.

"Tourists may not like this," he said.

Lagerfeld laments the death of Charlie's famous French cartoonist Cabu (Jean Cabut), Georges Wolinski, Charb phane (St phane Charbonnier) and Tignous (Tignous).

"They are very talented people, but they are killed," Lagerfeld said.

"Cabu is incredible."

Olivier Rousteing has more than 900 thousand fans in Instagram, urging his fans to express themselves, insisting that "all good arts are political."

Among them, he uploaded the image is "free guide people", Eug ne Delacroix to commemorate the July 1830 revolution depicted, France's tricolor flag splashed blood, in the picture is very dazzling.

He added: "words can not describe the pain."

"As a Frenchman, I didn't expect such a thing to happen in my country.

This is a very frightening situation, and I would never want to see my country be divided by extremism.

He said.

He lamented that Paris's dreamy and romantic city aura could be damaged.

"Today there are some worries and a lot of discontent, but at the same time, this tragedy unites dispersed people and makes them realize that they can express themselves freely."

"I am a French citizen.

I love my country, and I never want to see my countrymen dare not express themselves.

I am proud to see that my countrymen affirmed this fundamental right and were pleased to join them, "he added.

The terrorist attack also worried designers when they were preparing for fashion week.

"This incident brings you back to reality and is very uncertain. You realize that fashion is nothing but a beautiful bubble in the world."

He said.

Later this month, Paris will host two fashion and men's shows every year. St phane Wargnier, executive director of the French women's wear Designers Association, points out that security will be strengthened at the entrance to various venues.

"The best response to these disgusting murders is international solidarity and shows that life is going to continue, and those crazy people's actions will not have any further impact on appointments," he said.

"As you know, the French authorities have raised the level of terrorist threat to the highest level.

We keep in touch with the authorities, "Wargnier said.

He also said that the Federation had not received any instructions to take specific safety measures. It was decided by the fashion house that they would not shout from the roof.

The two main companies are responsible for the fashion show's organization. Bureau Betak and Villa Eugenie have no comment on the matter.

Regional security has been raised to the highest level, including department stores, airports and other public places.

The siren is heard everywhere in Paris. Customers are enthusiastic about half yearly sales activities. The major department stores, including Galeries Lafayette and Le Bon March e, have remained stable on Thursday compared with the same period last year.