Mahaud Paris, by Mathilde Covelli, made a strong impression at New York Fashion Week, impressing the audience with its vibrant blend of sustainability and high fashion.
Covelli, whose background in the fashion industry’s ecological and social challenges greatly impacts her seasonal collections, presented a collection for Spring Summer 2025 that transformed discarded materials into sophisticated garments.
Featuring high-end pieces crafted from unsold socks and tights, the collection showcased a bright palette inspired by spring and summer, with an array of floral elements that added a fresh, dynamic touch to each design.
The runway presentation emphasized Mahaud Paris’s commitment to marrying style with environmental responsibility. The collection’s inventive silhouettes and clean lines were enhanced by its colourful, nature-inspired hues and intricate floral details, reflecting Covelli’s dedication to creating fashion that is both aesthetically pleasing and mindful of its ecological impact.
As the models graced the runway, it was evident that Mahaud Paris is not just a brand but a movement towards a more conscientious future in fashion, celebrating creativity, sustainability, and the beauty of the natural world.
The point was not lost on the audience. As the mixed age audience left the show, they were all a’chatter with their favorite pieces and where they would love to wear them. It seems that fashion may be finally catching up with the consumer base out there that sincerely wants to do something to correct the environmental ills that this industry has been so much a part of creating…
About Global Fashion Collective:
Global Fashion Collective (GFC) is a platform led by a group of dynamic individuals who share the goal of cultivating an inclusive and diverse fashion industry. Global Fashion Collective aims to accelerate designer development by producing innovative runway showcases globally in fashion capitals to increase international media visibility and expand new market opportunities for their show’s participating designers. As the sister company to Vancouver Fashion Week, which has produced shows since 2001, GFC works with a wide range of international designers at all runway shows. Global Fashion Collective operates a showcase during, New York, London, Milan, and Paris Fashion Week.
DANIEL QUINTANILLA
