Lyric artist Erminie Blondel (accompanied in some photos by actress and model Diva Sicard) was in Julien Fournié Haute Couture at the Moutai France & Julien Fournié dinner in the salons of the Hotel Plaza Athenée to celebrate the runway show of Julien Fournié’s First Creatures Haute Couture collection, which was presented on the same day at the Brige, under the Alexandre III Bridge as part of Haute Couture Week Fall Winter 2022 in Paris
The French designer’s First Creatures suggest aesthetic ways to triumph over gloom. In a world where hope seems to be scarce, Julien Fournié’s creatures do not give in to pessimism. It is in their vulnerability that they draw the strength that makes them heroines. They straighten their backs, assume their femininity, induce their saving authority.
A dress from the First Night collection for Erminie Blondel
The soprano wore a dress in marquetry of lace chantilly and guipure, embroidered on tulle illusion, embroidered with sequins placed on a lace petticoat, embroidered with silver constellations, from the collection First Night.
A dress from the First Light collection for Diva Sicard
The model and actress wore an anatomically cut dress in hammered gold thread jacquard with black illusion silk tulle from the First Light collection.
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