In the first of our two-part story, six emerging visual artists from Paris wear catwalk looks from Valentino’s AW21 collection

 

Photography Kyle Weeks
Styling Laëtitia Gimenez Adam

Created in collaboration with Valentino. All clothing and Valentino Garavani accessories available from FARFETCH.
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Nataal has teamed up with FARFETCH and Valentino to celebrate a new generation of visual artists in Paris. This community of agenda-setting talents — whose work addresses themes as diverse as identity, gender, the environment and spirituality — are wearing catwalk looks from Valentino’s AW21 Act collection with Valentino Garavani accessories. Brought together, our curation of new wave visionaries and their art pieces are immersed into a brutalist cityscape, the scene speaking to the brand’s radical direction for the season. Abbreviated lengths, clean and cocooned shapes and fine details such as a cut-out diamond motif across knitwear expresses Valentino’s poetic punk attitude.

 

ELLADJ LINCY DELOUMEAUX

 
 

ALIZÉE QUITMAN

 

JOSUÉ COMOE

 
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MATY BIAYENDA

 
 
 
 

ALEXIA FIASCO

 

FABIEN CONTI

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

This is part one of our Valentino AW21 story. Look out for part two profiling each artist on 20  October 2021.

 

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Photography Kyle Weeks
Styling Laëtitia Gimenez Adam, at Streeters
Creative direction Marie Gomis-Trezise
Film direction Remember You Were Made to be Used
Hair Yann Turchi
Make-up Aurore Gibrien
Nails Beatrice Eni
Set design Leonne Faulks
Words Helen Jennings
Photography assistance Aurele Ferrero, Chloe May Truong, Anthony Karayan
Digital operation Oliver Looren
Film assistance Florenti Marti, Sekou Camara
Film sound FX093
Styling assistance Lise Breton
Make-up assistance Claire Laugeois, Fay Bio-Toura
Hair assistance Melissa Nerovique
Set design assistance Louis Niermans
Production Farago
Art direction Precious Opara, and Delali Ayivi

Cast
Alexia Fiasco
Alizée Quitman
Elladj Lincy Deloumeaux
Fabien Conti
Josué Comoe
Maty Biayenda

Published on 02/10/2021