This season, Germanier incorporated upscale vintage garments—Dior, Yves Saint Laurent, and Oscar de la Renta among them—transforming them with his signature crystallized textures and maximalist energy. Jackets, shoes, and structured separates revealed their origins only in subtle glimpses, reinforcing the idea that discarded luxury can be revived with ingenuity.From beaded surfaces crafted by hand to raffia meticulously combed and shaped into feather-like forms, the collection showcased a commitment to artisanal techniques. Knitwear appeared in layered gradients, while metallic crochet pieces played with both structure and fluidity. Collaborators from India and Brazil contributed embroidery and textile artistry, reinforcing the label’s ambition as a platform for global craftsmanship.
Despite stepping into the world of couture, Germanier remained unwavering in his mission—sustainability without compromise on opulence. With bespoke projects already in motion, including costume designs for Eurovision, his couture debut signaled an unapologetic embrace of high fashion’s future, where glamour and responsibility seamlessly coexist.