Trend XXI

Haute couture special, spring/summer 2015-2016 fashion shows. The overview of the week of haute couture in Paris, return on the shows by Chanel, Jean Paul Gaultier, Dior, Stéphane Rolland...

Fashion news! Charlotte Casiraghi and Montblanc, the Bowie exhibition, Sarah Lavoine and Comptoir des cotonniers, the fashion "mercato", new muses, exhibitions not to be missed...

Presented by actress, fashion journalist and style expert Viviane Blassel, this enthralling show keeps us up to date with the latest vogues in couture, crafts, design, beauty, and food. Inspirational characters from each of these fields tell their stories of struggle and success and describe how their talents and skills have to keep evolving in order to keep ahead of the game.

Presented by actress, fashion journalist and style expert Viviane Blassel, this enthralling show keeps us up to date with the latest vogues in couture, crafts, design, beauty, and food. Inspirational characters from each of these fields tell their stories of struggle and success and describe how their talents and skills have to keep evolving in order to keep ahead of the game.

Lanvin, Gaultier Paris, Ginette X Guibert, Vuitton. Fashion, the return of crêpe soles. Cliché, the little history of the Marinière.

Jean Paul Gaultier, Cartier's new video, Joséphine de La Baume for Ball. Savoir-faire: umbrellas are in vogue. Cliché: the little history of the tuxedo

Fashion shows, ready-to-wear fall-winter 2015/2016. Helen Lambert, trend hunter for Lambert & Associates in Paris, London, Milan, Florence, New York. The It bag, the consecration of an accessory.

The Levi's clip by the French tandem "We're from LA. Luxury: Lalique and Caran d'Ache, a pen of excellence. Cliché: the short history of the beret

Decoration : Antoinette Poisson, luxury wallpaper. France, its cult objects. Fashion: the slippers, the royal English shoe made in Paris.

Fashion info! Chantal Thomass' fashion: chic and iconic lingerie. Cliché: the little story of the corset. Art of living : Moonshiner, the hidden face of Parisian cocktails

Know-how : luxury furnishing fabrics made in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Cliché: the short history of jeans. Fashion: Zelda's turbans, the chic eccentricity

Luxury: when gastronomy meets haute couture. Cliché: the short history of polo. Fashion: It Bag, Hugo Matha renews the genre.

Fashion: portrait of a great designer, Hervé Leroux. Cliché : the small history of the dungarees. Design : Ticolas or the gallery of the French avant-garde.

Culture: when the book becomes fashion. Cliché: the little story of the Claudine collar. Know-how: the fine feather of haute couture.

Design: Lucas de Staël's unique eyeglass frames. Cliché : the little history of the tie. Fashion : the stiletto heels of the Ernest house, birth of a symbol.

Fashion: custom boots, Philippe Zorzetto. Cliché : the little story of the chino. Jewelry: Césarée from ethnic to chic.

Concept store : Colette, a Parisian reference that enchants the fashion world. Cliché: the short history of the espadrille. Design: straw marquetry according to Lison de Caunes

Gastronomy: the multi-starred chocolates of Alain Ducasse. Cliché: the little story of the saharienne. Fashion: Sept Cinq, the concept store for Parisian women.

Know-how : the last goldsmiths, meeting with Camille Gras. Cliché: the short history of sunglasses. Design : Tiger paper, reinvented graphics.

Luxury: Oriza workshop or the perfumes of the past. Cliché: the little history of the mini skirt. Design: Maison Fey, the century-old sheath maker.

Fashion: the future of French couture, Esmod Lyon. Cliché: the little history of the panama. Luxury: Charvet, presidential shirts and royal ties.

Welcome to "Tendance XXI" which meets one of the few women designers of men's fashion, Youn Chong Bak, artistic director of the house Smalto; which tells us the story of the famous down jacket; we learn that the success of French chocolate is due to its taste but also to its packaging (Paul-Henri Masson and Matthieu Escande tell us about it).

Welcome to "Tendance XXI" which features a meeting with one of France's great Michelin-starred chefs, Yannick Alléno, and the decorator of his latest Paris location, Didier Gomez; a look back at the history of a mythical garment, the kimono, followed by a foray into the Beauregard workshop, famous for its floor-paving creations.

Welcome to "Tendance XXI", with a little tour in a mythical place totally renovated where the French know-how is expressed in all its splendor, the Bains Douches in Paris. Back on the little story of the thigh-high boots, that not everyone can wear but that everyone wears anyway. The buns are in the spotlight, but not just any buns, those of the French starred chef Guy Savoy.

The program includes a visit to the Révélations des métiers d'art et de la création trade show, which presents the best of French craftsmanship under the dome of the Grand Palais in Paris, and a short history of the cape.