La Métamorphose Couture Collection SS21 « Fleurs de Ville »

The flowers of rebirth and renewal bloom in the tropical garden of La Métamorphose for this Spring Summer 2021 Couture Collection.

La Métamorphose presents its “Fleurs de Ville” Video Collection. A digital Haute Couture Show on the occasion of Paris Fashion Week.

Indeed, the online launch of the video took place this Wednesday, January 27 at 3:30 p.m. Ewa and Margaret, the designers of The Metamorphosis, wanted the flowers of rebirth and renewal to bloom in their tropical garden, Glamor, lightness, romance and nature are in harmony.

This spring summer 2021 collection consists of light, airy, delicate dresses in which silk, chiffon and embroidered tulles are mixed. In addition, the shoulders are cut and sewn by hand.

As for the range of colors, they are as straightforward as they assume. A born outbreak, declining from pastel blue to nude pink passing through a powdery mauve. Fuchsia and royal blue are also present, the latter are symbols of rebirth. Note the desire to return to recklessness. An atmosphere like sweet summer dreams. The whole is certainly joyful and poetic.

In addition, the collection is made only with fabrics made in France. Indeed, the two creators Ewa and Margaret, underline their attachment to France and to French know-how.

The collection ends in style with the sublime flower organza wedding dress. The latter can be worn in two versions, like a closed flower that blooms. A tie allows the wedding dress to transform into a long dress. However, this famous dress required 100 hours of modeling and 4 weeks of assembly. Stitched petal by petal to give the result of a blooming flower, each one is glazed and rhinestone to give the illusion that the white rose is wet with dew. Featuring a refined bustier followed by a dazzling drape. Incomparable elegance and finesse.

Photography @gregalexanderofficial 
Art director @sebastienvienne
Models @angeline_parent @milla.lapidus @koukla.lapidus
Mua @elisabetegodart 
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