PARIS (AP) – Lanvin’s Lucas Ossendrijver celebrated one glorious decade as menswear designer of the storied Parisian house in a highly-anticipated show that saw the Palais de Tokyo venue bursting at the seams with guests.
Here are some highlights of the final day of spring-summer 2017 menswear collections.
OSSENDRIJVER’S 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
Since Dutch-born Ossendrijver was tapped to revitalize the floundering Lanvin menswear line 10 years ago, he changed the face of the house.
The designer, who cut his cloth at Kenzo and then Dior Homme, successfully modernized the men’s line founded by Jeanne Lanvin in the 1920s with his signature layering and fashion-forward approach.