Due to time constraints—usually about half an hour between shows—and limited space, most designers showing collections at L'Oréal Fashion Week use lighting and music to create ambience for their presentations. For example, Andy Thé-Anh's show included an energetic runway performance by electric violinist Dr. Draw, and Joe Fresh Style prepped audiences for the Zen style of the collection by shutting off the lights and turning on a soothing voice track. A handful of designers, however, chose to use projections and props to add atmosphere to their shows and play on the theme of their collections. Here are a few examples of the week's most interesting set designs.
Photo: George Pimentel
Photo: George Pimentel
Photo: George Pimentel
Photo: George Pimentel
Photo: George Pimentel
Photo: George Pimentel
Photo: George Pimentel