Leonard Paris La Escapada Fall/Winter 2024-25 Paris Fashion Week

What if we were to seek the sun in the land of the Mayas? Exuding warmth in both materials and colors, this new LEONARD PARIS collection bridges the gap between Parisian chic and the famboyance of the Latino spirit.

“I imagined a Parisian woman traveling to South America. She adapts to the local style while retaining her original allure. It’s the Parisian chic meets the Latino fatale”
GEORG LUX
creative director

 
Leonard Paris

This season, our ladychic escapes to South America. Her gypsy-luxe allure takes on a Mexican or Peruvian twist. Dressed in blouses with pufed sleeves, her skirts or dresses are midi-length. She is a confdent woman who doesn’t need high heels to assert herself. She cruises with subtlety, South America simply evoking an allusive destination.

Like the cactus fower, which has become one of the season’s key prints and changes size depending on the model: it can be found in an XXL format, so as to be no more than an illusion on the long, evanescent dresses that are the House’s signature. Each outft is an invitation to travel.

Inspirations

Georg Lux likes to draw inspiration from architecture. For Fall/Winter 2024-25, he refers to the ‘‘Ennis House’’ designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, in the Los Feliz district of Los Angeles. It is one of a series of buildings known as ‘‘textile block house’’, featuring embossed facades inspired by the Mayan remains of Uxmal, in the Mexican state of Yucatan.

Key Looks

A chic beige wool dress with Peruvian stripes sets the tone for the collection. As does the coat in black wool cloth with Aztec-inspired embroidery in satin thread. It balances the psycho-Aztec prints found on a jumpsuit or on fowy evening dresses (in silk seersucker).

Prints

Named ‘‘Mexico’’, it features motifs from the Mayan pyramids. It is featured in the collection in a variety of colors. Also of note: the historic «JL» logo (for Jacques Leonard) is reinvented in a very Seventies spirit and worn in an all-over pattern on several models.

Colors

Desert tones (sand, earth) coexist with rich colors (pomegranate red, ruby, pink). The novelty? A touch of black to soften things

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With love,

FWO