On March 1st, Dries Van Noten held his Fall/Winter 2017-18 women's collection show at the sports complex in the Bercy district.

This commemorative show, which also marked the brand's 100th anniversary along with its men's collection, reworked prints used in the past and added new graphic motifs to them, giving a modern interpretation of the archives, signifying a connection to Dries Van Noten's DNA into the future. There was no nostalgic atmosphere, and the pieces were reborn as completely new pieces.

The trend for silhouettes was loose and hugging the body, creating a relaxed mood. Additional volume was added with faux fur, and resin bead embroidery and necklaces added a touch of glamour. The magnificent collection made full use of approximately 50 different prints. The models who appeared also attracted attention, with an all-star lineup of supermodels who had walked in Dries Van Noten's past shows, including Kirsten Owen, Nadja Auermann, Amber Valletta, Trish Goff, Michele Hicks, and Carolyn Murphy, all of whom were active in the 90s. The crowd welcomed Dries Van Noten with a standing ovation, marking an emotional finale for the designer.