Scene: Fall/Winter 2022, Hervé Léger’s Creative Director, Christian Juul-Nielsen’s collection showcased its iconic bodycon silhouette in a new way this season using knitwear in ways it had never been done before. Knitted bralettes were paired with matching skirts and long knitted gloves, while knitted dresses were shredded to give the illusion of fringing. A bold palette of pinks, purples, mint green, and yellow offers a bright Fall/Winter. Christian was inspired by the graphic works of James Turrell, 1960s Space Age fashion—think André Courrèges, and the high contrast style of photographer Irving Penn. Delicate airy mohair. Bright colors and geometric cutouts channelled the swinging sixties. Textured, heavy-gauge nylon yarn was knit into molded, bullet bra silhouettes reminiscent of the 1950s. Talent for the show: Hair by lead hairstylist Brian Buenaventura and team for Cutler/Redken, Makeup by lead makeup artist Sil Bruinsma with The Wall Group and team, Manicure by lead manicurist Nori with See Management and team using Essie, Stylist Ketevan Guaramadze, Casting Director Nicola Kast, Venue the Club Room at the Soho Grand Hotel. Above photo, Rachel Fox, One Management, wearing a knitted dress shredded to give the illusion of fringing.