Rick Owens Fall 2014: Cocooned in Comfort

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In this collection, the focus was on intimacy, family, and connection. Held at the Théâtre National de Chaillot, with the Eiffel Tower as a stunning backdrop, the show felt personal and heartfelt, reflecting the designer’s evolution.

Owens brought together women who have been part of his life in different ways—friends, models, and colleagues, many now with their own families. These women, walking multiple times in the same outfits, embodied a sense of continuity and unity, blurring the line between the runway and real life.

The clothes themselves embraced comfort and warmth—think cocooning capes, soft fabrics, and plush onesies. While Owens’ past shows have been known for their edginess, this collection offered something gentler, with a focus on love, protection, and communication. There was still an element of the warrior in the looks, with bold pieces like croc-printed shifts and motocross leather pants, but they were balanced by an overarching theme of family and unity. This collection is a testament to Owens’ ability to blend darkness with beauty,