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Watching this collection after hearing that Harris Reed has left Nina Ricci adds an interesting layer to it. If this really was his final outing for the house, it might also be his strongest. I did not hate it. Actually, I kind of liked it, and a few pieces genuinely stood out.
Reed built the collection around an idea he summed up as “Marie Antoinette goes to Glastonbury.” It sounds chaotic, but the concept was clearer on the runway than you might expect. The designer took classic 18th century silhouettes like panniers, corsetry, and crinoline shapes and gave them a more grounded, playful twist. It felt theatrical, but also self aware.
There was a lot happening visually. Millefeuille cheetah print skirts, floral jacquard suits, moiré silks, and velvet pieces moved alongside faux fur trimmed jackets and dramatic corseted looks. The palette mixed darker tones like black and moss green with softer shades of blue, pink, and yellow, which kept the collection from feeling too heavy.
Reed also pulled from Nina Ricci’s archives. A double collar jacket referenced designs from the 1950s, while other pieces nodded to the house’s history with bold prints and hourglass silhouettes. Some looks leaned heavily into costume territory, especially the more exaggerated crinoline shapes, but others felt surprisingly wearable. The sharp floral pantsuits and corsets layered over simple pieces were among the highlights.
Accessories helped push the fantasy further. Buckled knee high boots inspired by royal courts sat next to reflective visor sunglasses and rain ready boots, reinforcing that strange mix of aristocratic drama and festival energy.
Pictures courtesy of Vogue Runway
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