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The Row, Vaquera To Show In Paris

Vaquera Autumn/Winter 2020 — Vaquera Autumn/Winter 2020. (Andrew Morales)

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Robert Williams

07 February 2022

Paris Fashion Week organising body FHCM released its provisional calendar Monday for the Autumn/Winter womenswear shows set to run from Feb. 28 to Mar. 8.

New additions to the schedule include shows by The Row and Vaquera, labels that typically show in New York.

Young French labels set to show for the first time include Ester Manas and Germanier, while Zurich-based Vetements (now creative directed by Guram Gvasalia, Vetements founder Demna’s brother and business partner) will stage the first show for the label’s gender-neutral spinoff line VTMNTS.

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Robert Williams

Robert Williams

Robert Williams is Luxury Editor at the Business of Fashion. He is based in Paris and drives BoF’s coverage of the dynamic luxury fashion sector.

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