Valentino Goes For Gold At Haute Couture Fashion Week

  • <p>Frothy, feathered, frilly and totally fantastical, we pick the most breathtaking gowns from the latest round of Haute Couture collections that historic fashion houses such as Dior, Balmain, and Schiaparelli have had to innovate in order to show under lockdown.</p><p>From Dolce and Gabbana and Chanel to Iris Van Herpen and Ralph & Russo, these are the dreamiest dresses to grace our screens during the SS21 Haute Couture fashion week season.</p>
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    Valentino Goes For Gold At Haute Couture Fashion Week

    Frothy, feathered, frilly and totally fantastical, we pick the most breathtaking gowns from the latest round of Haute Couture collections that historic fashion houses such as Dior, Balmain, and Schiaparelli have had to innovate in order to show under lockdown.

    From Dolce and Gabbana and Chanel to Iris Van Herpen and Ralph & Russo, these are the dreamiest dresses to grace our screens during the SS21 Haute Couture fashion week season.

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    Valentino SS21

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    Valentino SS21

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    Valentino SS21

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    Valentino SS21

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    Chanel SS21

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    Chanel SS21

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    Chanel SS21

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    Chanel SS21

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    Giambattista Valli SS21

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    Giambattista Valli SS21

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    Giambattista Valli SS21

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    Christian Dior SS21

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    Christian Dior SS21

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    Christian Dior SS21

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    Iris Van Herpen SS21

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    Iris Van Herpen SS21

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    Iris Van Herpen SS21

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    Schiaparelli SS21

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<p>Frothy, feathered, frilly and totally fantastical, we pick the most breathtaking gowns from the latest round of Haute Couture collections that historic fashion houses such as Dior, Balmain, and Schiaparelli have had to innovate in order to show under lockdown.</p><p>From Dolce and Gabbana and Chanel to Iris Van Herpen and Ralph & Russo, these are the dreamiest dresses to grace our screens during the SS21 Haute Couture fashion week season.</p>

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