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STORY: Fashion label Kenzo presented a cool breezy beach-inspired ready-to-wear line fused with sharp cuts and tailoring at Paris Fashion Week on Sunday (September 29). An aqueous theme was predominant, as models walked onto the runway from behind an artificial waterfall and alongside round sound panels spurting white and blue sprays. The Spring/Summer 2014 collection itself was loose and airy featuring laser cut jackets in cotton or leather, three-quarter pants, and skirts with multiple slits. Multicoloured sleeveless printed tops were paired with skirts, shorts of three-quarter trousers, with graphic, criss-cross hand drawn aqua motifs. Models wore slick but wispy hair, sporting fresh summery colours -- lots of whites, blues, light yellows -- with classic blacks and reds.
