A poem dedicated to Paris, the high fashion collection fall winter 2024/2025 from Stephane Rolland, a black and white by Brassaï and Prévert’s pen. Enough to make his pencil glide over his sketchbook. To you, Paris. The pages flow, the body takes shape, and the story begins.
A sophisticated collection, with dinner dresses in black velvet, with belt and brooch in diamonds, Stephan Rolland is one of the very few couturiers in the world to perpetuate the unique know-how of French Haute Couture.
 |
| Sweater Dress in sequined ivory lace and white organza, embroidery with white porcelain mosaic. |
The fascination with architecture and modern art is shown as Stephane Rolland's recognized signature style to every collection.
 |
| Cut-out tuxedo jumpsuit in wool crepe and black satin. Diamond belt. |
Paris at night. Leafless trees, bronze sculptures, alive. A shoulder, very square, a sleeve, very straight. The pavement is gleaming, footsteps echo. A black suit, half tuxedo. Some black tailored dresses, always black and androgynous, with organza cutouts.
 |
| Bubble tailored dress in white wool gazar. Waist brooch in yellow blown glass and diamonds |
 |
| Asymmetrical dress in black stretch crepe and embroidered tulle. Collar sculpture in black satin duchess. |
Mysterious Paris. Hidden Paris. Long hooded coat in black velvet and satin, bare chest, adorned with sapphires. To cover, uncover, forbidden things. Windows of light. Brassaï captures intimacy.
 |
| Long tailored dress in black double wool crepe, black gazar sculpture, and jonquil diamond brooch. |
Diamonds are bright headlights in the fog. Movements! Soaring! Paris stirs! A party! Private. Always. A white wrap stole clipped with two jonquil diamond brooches. Low black crepe skirt.
 |
| Giant “alcove” hood embroidered with porcelain and white organza petals. Skirt with train in white wool gazar. |
Paris illuminated Paris shines, Paris enamoured. Voila, my winter collection: black, pure essence, ink-stained whites, drawn as one writes, under the distant gaze of two poets.
Credits:
Art Direction and Production Pierre Martinez
Hair by Bjorn Aaxen @JOHAN HELLSTRÖM
Make Up By Tom Sapin @MAC
(Courtesy Stephan Rolland - Press Office)