Vogue World: A Glimpse from the 1960s! The Rabanne brand, which shook the runway with timeless pieces, has been widely discussed. Speaking of the '60s, let’s take a closer look at their iconic cone-shaped designs.
In the 1960s, Paco Rabanne made waves in the fashion world with seamless, glittering dresses that combined plastic and metal. Vogue was enamored with Paco Rabanne, describing him as someone who constantly worked on the idea of reshaping the world. According to the magazine, there was nothing that couldn’t be reconsidered or redone in a more modern way—a sentiment that resonated with Rabanne’s innovative approach.
His craftsmanship always took center stage. Rabanne designed looks for both chic and daring, free-spirited women. By incorporating materials like chain armor and metal, he seamlessly blended medieval vibes with contemporary fashion.
“Rabanne is constantly working on his idea of redoing the world,” the magazine wrote in the 60s. “Rabanne feels that there is not one single thing that cannot be reconsidered or redone in a more modern way.”
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