In a nod to the war in Ukraine, Stella McCartney’s Fall/Winter 2022 collection was set to the music of John Lennon’s anti-war ballad “Give Peace a Chance“.
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Walking along the glassed-in corridors atop the Pompidou Center, with a breathtaking view of Paris as a backdrop, her girls paraded in fabulous, flattering dresses, suspended from triangle bra tops, with draped sleeves and bubble hems, or in slick-looking coated georgette with cape effects creating a goddess-like grace.
“I believe very firmly in peace and love and obviously to use John’s song, who was my dad’s best friend…it just shows for me, it’s a personal song that reflects the whole world’s thoughts, I hope, right now”, told McCartney, referring to her father, Paul McCartney.
A longtime friend of sustainability, this season Stella McCartney was taking her commitment even further with new materials such as the grape skin waste used to make her bags.
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Otherwise, 67 percent of the collection was made with sustainable materials, including forest-friendly viscose, organic cotton, recycled nylon, recycled polyester, regenerative NATIVA wool and RWS wool from traceable sources.
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