Naomi Campbell, Carla Bruni… The incredible cast of Balmain's anniversary show<

From the first seconds of the Balmain show, the tone was set. During a tribute to Olivier Rousteing, Beyoncé's voice resounded in the auditorium of the Seine Musicale, where the Spring-Summer 2022 fashion show was about to begin. For the second edition of its festival, Balmain took over the île Seguin at the gates of Paris, for two days of celebration placed under the sign of fashion and music. Highlight of this event, the Spring-Summer 2022 fashion show brought together this Wednesday, September 29 an audience of starred personalities.

What should we remember from the Balmain spring-summer 2022 show?

For 10 years, Olivier Rousteing has been striving to breathe new life into the Balmain codes, while enhancing exceptional know-how. One more season, the bet was successful and the designer brilliantly transcribed a decade of fashion, through an anthology of signature pieces, brought up to date. Among them, the dress decorated with pearls and floral embroidery reminiscent of her fall-winter 2012-2013 collection, worn by Carla Bruni, but also a series of bondage effect pieces and other essential details of the house like buttons and medallions and gold chains at maximum volumes.

Because it is now an integral part of the essence of the house, the Balmain Army was indeed present at this show. Divided into two fashion shows, the spring-summer 2022 collection came to life over a cast made up of fashionable tops, including Adut Akech, Nora Attal, Precious Lee, Imaan Hammam and Alva Claire, as well as a handful of supermodels. The highlight of the show? The second show, opened by Naomi Campbell and closed by Carla Bruni, accompanied in particular by Milla Jovovich, Cindy Bruna and Natalia Vodianova. Iconic.

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