Simon Porte Jacquemus, founder of his eponymous ready-to-wear label Jacquemus, headed over to Arles in the south of France to present his AW/22 collection.
Since the brand launched back in 2009, it has enjoyed huge success with its playful pieces. Jacquemus' iconic micro bags and enormous straw floppy hats are adored among fashion circles.
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'Le Papier' is the name of Jacquemus' latest line, created for both men and women. The show was an understated affair – the scenic backdrop of salt-rock mountains serving to focus on individual garment construction above all else.
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Who attended the Jacquemus AW/22 show?
There were plenty of familiar faces over in Arles, showing their support for Simon Porte Jacquemus, including fellow designer Victoria Beckham who wore an all-black lace ensemble from her 2023 spring line.
Victoria Beckham
Also in attendance was singer Jorja Smith and even Lila Moss who made an appearance on the runway sporting a beige deconstructed Bardot jacket with contrasting top stitching and straight-leg trousers.
Jorja Smith
Lila Moss
What was the theme of the Jacquemus AW/22 show?
"I started working on the collection with the obsession to restart from nothing, like a white page," Simon Porte Jacquemus told Vogue. 'Le Papier' was heavily influenced by the designer's upcoming wedding to Marco Maestri, hence the unexpected pops of tulle and veil-inspired accessories.
What was the Jacquemus AW/22 collection like?
Models took to the runway in sheer dresses, collared knits, and asymmetric constructions. Also on display were bags in Jacquemus signature shapes, as well as bridal-inspired textures. One standout feature was the coveted Jacquemus x Nike Air Humara trainers which are available to shop today.
Scroll down to see highlights from the Jacquemus AW/22 'Le Papier' show:
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