Photo:Kendall Jenner/Instagram; Anders Christian Madsen/Instagram
Kendall Jenner/Instagram; Anders Christian Madsen/Instagram
The Row’s Paris Fashion Week show on Wednesday had a little bit of everything — hotel slippers, fruits and vegetables for guests andKendall Jennerin the front row.
While design duoMary-KateandAshley Olsen, 37, the elusive pair behind the quiet luxury brand, were nowhere to be seen at the beautiful venue, their eye for chic style was all over the new ready-to-wear collection.
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Front row guests like Jenner,Kaia GerberandPamela Andersonwatched as the models strutted through the narrow aisles in the new collection, which included The Row’s signature neutrals with surprising pops of color this season — including bright orange and red.
One model, wearing a long black jacket, was styled with what looked to be an orange towel fashioned as a scarf — a look that Instagram is already sharing around for its quirky nature.
Another look that’s drawing plenty of chatter? An all-white outfit styled with white shoes that bear a striking resemblance to the terry cloth slippers you might find in a hotel or spa. For a brand built around slouchy silhouettes and maximum comfort, both the towel and the hotel slippers fit right in.
Writer and fashion pro Derek Blasberg — who sat with Jenner and shared a few cute snaps of them together on hisInstagram— also shared anInstagram Reelof the finale with every single look from the new collection (even calling attention to those slippers).
Makeup artist Pat McGrath and her team gave all the models a peachy, dewy glow for the show, keeping the glam relatively understated. McGrath shared a number of backstage videos on her Instagram Stories, calling the models and the looks “Divineee” and “Gorgeousss.”
Like in seasons past, guests weretreated to snacks outside the show, which included chocolate, pea shoots and grapes, along with hot and cold beverages. TheOlsens offered a similar spread last season— down to the chocolate chunks up for grabs — making sure their showgoers had something to snack on while they made their way to the next show of the day.
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i-D shared a video of the snacks onTikTok, jokingly referring to the produce as girl dinner. The outlet captioned the post, “Bon appetit!”
Anders Christian Madsen, fashion critic atBritish Vogue,also gave another glance at the snacks onInstagram, sharing a carousel of photos and videos of the looks and the food. Much like everyone else, he called out those slippers, writing, “Spa date and grocery shopping with @therow.”
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PEOPLE confirmed that Ashley and her husband, Louis Eisner, welcomed their son, Otto, a few months ago, though no further details were made available.
The coupletied the knotin a private ceremony in December 2022, PEOPLE confirmed at the time.
The pair have been linked since October 2017, however, neither Ashley nor Eisner, an artist and the son of jewelry designer Lisa Eisner, have spoken about their relationship publicly and have kept a low profile through the years.
The Olsen sisters have alsokept a low profilesince leaving acting and joining the fashion world.
“We were raised to be discreet people,” Mary-Kate toldi-Din June 2021 in a joint interview with her sister.
Regarding the minimalist clothes they create, Ashley explained, “I think that potentially that’s just our aesthetic, our design preference. But that doesn’t mean that we don’t also appreciate something truly ornate or maximal. Sometimes a collection even starts quite like that, and then gets pared down. It doesn’t always start from that simplistic place.”
“I think the reason we do fashion is to constantly try to fix our imperfections,” Mary-Kate noted. “And you have next season to do that. But it’s also our job to find every imperfection in there to make sure that we’re constantly pushing ourselves and training our eyes and making sure everyone is served. Just evolving and learning.”
Ashley added, “I think it’s been really important for us to stay in control and to do things at a time that feels right. That has been the driving force of the brand and there are certain things probably that are accelerated, but there are other things that have slowed down.”
source: people.com
