Maison Valentino presented its Spring/Summer 2023 Haute Couture collection, "Valentino Le Club Couture," in Paris on January 25, 2023.
Courtesy of Valentino
For this collection, Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli drew on these aesthetic values, fundamental to haute couture, to imagine an impossible rendezvous between the worlds of couture and clubbing.
Courtesy of Valentino
Courtesy of Valentino
Courtesy of Valentino
Courtesy of Valentino
Courtesy of Valentino
Courtesy of Valentino
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Materials from the show's sets are reused in the creative field
In collaboration with LA RÉSERVE DES ARTS
A creative initiative that purely celebrates reuse. Stage represents a circular approach to creativity, never to be used more than once. For its Spring/Summer 2023 Haute Couture collection, ‘Valentino Le Club Couture’, Maison Valentino collaborated with La Réserve des Arts, a French non-profit organization founded in 2008, to implement a project that applies the circular economy to the creative sector and supports its various aspects and interlocutors.
The organization's core activities are to collect and repurpose used sets, props, and visual merchandising products, giving them new life and providing them to a community of over 10,000 members, including students and artists, to support their creative work. At the same time, the initiative contributes to continuously raising environmental awareness through educational projects. Sharing value is a mission that Maison Valentino is actively committed to. For the show, held on January 25, 2023, the 475-square-meter runway carpet and other materials, including drapes and textiles, were salvaged. These will be refurbished and donated to two of La Réserve des Arts' three stores in France: La Boutique in Paris and L’Entrepôt in Pantin, Île-de-France.
Valentino's growing community brings together people who share the same mission and create new exchanges of value. The Maison is committed to raising environmental awareness, creating new synergies in the industry, and engaging local communities by supporting culture and fostering dialogue with organizations and institutions in line with its creations.
Recycling discarded or no longer used materials is part of its approach to giving back. Valentino recognizes the value of community through a global perspective and focuses on continuing this fruitful process of exchange and collaboration.
LA RÉSERVE DES ARTS
A non-profit organization that recovers, regenerates and re-circulates all types of materials from all creative activities in the cultural and creative sectors, supporting the development of a circular economy.
Footage from the show can be viewed on a special page on valentino.com.
‘Valentino Le Club Couture’ Special page
https://www.valentino.com/en-jp/collections/valentino-le-club-couture-haute-couture-spring-summer-2023
The Maison's couture show also featured a soundtrack curated by Andy Butler of @herculesandloveaffair, who brought the Maison's codes to life with his aesthetic vision.
#VALENTINOLECLUBCOUTURE
#VALENTINOLECLUBCOUTURE
@maisonvalentino
Courtesy of ValentinoFor this collection, Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli drew on these aesthetic values, fundamental to haute couture, to imagine an impossible rendezvous between the worlds of couture and clubbing.
Courtesy of ValentinoCourtesy of ValentinoCourtesy of ValentinoCourtesy of ValentinoCourtesy of ValentinoCourtesy of ValentinoCourtesy of ValentinoMaterials from the show's sets are reused in the creative field
In collaboration with LA RÉSERVE DES ARTS
A creative initiative that purely celebrates reuse. Stage represents a circular approach to creativity, never to be used more than once. For its Spring/Summer 2023 Haute Couture collection, ‘Valentino Le Club Couture’, Maison Valentino collaborated with La Réserve des Arts, a French non-profit organization founded in 2008, to implement a project that applies the circular economy to the creative sector and supports its various aspects and interlocutors.
The organization's core activities are to collect and repurpose used sets, props, and visual merchandising products, giving them new life and providing them to a community of over 10,000 members, including students and artists, to support their creative work. At the same time, the initiative contributes to continuously raising environmental awareness through educational projects. Sharing value is a mission that Maison Valentino is actively committed to. For the show, held on January 25, 2023, the 475-square-meter runway carpet and other materials, including drapes and textiles, were salvaged. These will be refurbished and donated to two of La Réserve des Arts' three stores in France: La Boutique in Paris and L’Entrepôt in Pantin, Île-de-France.
Valentino's growing community brings together people who share the same mission and create new exchanges of value. The Maison is committed to raising environmental awareness, creating new synergies in the industry, and engaging local communities by supporting culture and fostering dialogue with organizations and institutions in line with its creations.
Recycling discarded or no longer used materials is part of its approach to giving back. Valentino recognizes the value of community through a global perspective and focuses on continuing this fruitful process of exchange and collaboration.
LA RÉSERVE DES ARTS
A non-profit organization that recovers, regenerates and re-circulates all types of materials from all creative activities in the cultural and creative sectors, supporting the development of a circular economy.
Footage from the show can be viewed on a special page on valentino.com.
‘Valentino Le Club Couture’ Special page
https://www.valentino.com/en-jp/collections/valentino-le-club-couture-haute-couture-spring-summer-2023
The Maison's couture show also featured a soundtrack curated by Andy Butler of @herculesandloveaffair, who brought the Maison's codes to life with his aesthetic vision.
#VALENTINOLECLUBCOUTURE
#VALENTINOLECLUBCOUTURE
@maisonvalentino
