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Written by Fiona Sinclair Scott, CNN
While the new coronavirus was the talk of the town in Paris during women’s fashion shows around this time last year, no one could have predicted that it would continue to define the seasonal fashion calendar twelve months later.
But the eight-day program of Paris Fashion Week, which opened on Monday, consists mostly of digital videos and live broadcasts rather than crowded shows. It is the new normal for a world that has been turned upside down.
From supply chain manufacturing to sales, every aspect of the fashion industry’s modus operandi has been called into question due to health and safety concerns and travel restrictions.
One of the most tangible examples of the impact of the pandemic is the various fashion weeks that have been held virtually all over the world, meaning that once closed and highly exclusive events in New York, London, Milan and Paris have had its doors wide open. year.
Now anyone can get a front row seat at a fashion show. To be fair, …
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