For Autumn Winter 1718 the models paths crisscrossed the set, wich created the impression of a busy street. it was a collection that continued to build on the Céline pillars; like no-nonsense black pantsuits with boxy jackets, buttoned-up collars and stirrup pants, worn with solid Western boots; longer, more waisted versions of the favorite Céline tuxedo coat; striped shirts; and many variations on raincoats.There were slightly experimental bubble dresses; slim long shapes with fringing on integral scarves or on hems.

the collection was styled with huge mohair blankets,  folded and tucked under arms; spelled out with quintessentially British dishes from ‘Bangers and mash’ to ‘beef stew’ and ‘sticky toffee pudding’ you can see on this and former blog post.

photography: daniele oberrauch, imaxtree.com