Analyzing ALL Paris Fashion Week Shows Including the Disneyland Runway Show (35+ Luxury Brands)

[@BlissFoster]

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[@blergyadig]

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[@foxwilliamulder]

I apologize if you've mentioned this before but why are you losing money on your youtube vids? I have an ad blocker on so are you not running ads and that's why? or is it because you don't take sponsors? I hope you and Daniela (hope I spelled her name right, apologies if I didn't) are able to make more of an income because the work you both do is important. Thank you for keeping fashion accessible

[@BlissFoster]

@@foxwilliamulderKZbin ads make very little money. 7 weeks of Dani and I working on this video will probably make about $1500. That’s it 😅 We aren’t big enough for most sponsorships. We’ll take sponsors sometimes, but it’s rare bc we won’t accept sponsorships from fashion brands-it’s a conflict of interest. We feel this work is important, but we can’t do it without support from our viewers 💫💫

[@brittlebricks10]

Proud patroon 💅

[@jacobcornelius]

Take this as positive feedback: posting this 1/1,5 month too late will not make me run to your Patreon. I've seen all of this already cause Paris Fashion Week was the last week of September, not the first week of November when you're posting this. If you don't want to lose money in fashion: be more up to date... ❤

[@Uncle_Smidge]

I love having your in depth analyses like these to listen to at my hospital job. You talk about fashion like a new friend at a crowded little bar, scooting your barstool closer and explaining to us something we've always been curious about. Effusive, approachable, and eager to bring another open mind into this thing you deeply adore.

[@BlissFoster]

This means a ton to me, thank you for typing it all out :)

[@calculus_homework1105]

Right?! It's very accessible.

[@thryre715]

Quite literally the greatest coverage in the industry. Unparalleled

[@Gashag5]

I love the fact I’ve been watching this vid everytime I eat for the past 4 days and still seeing things I really enjoy watching

[@BlissFoster]

That makes me so happy 😌

[@GenesisGunn]

Never like his fashion sense but this fella deserves unlimited funding. Highly intelligent regarding the topic and has the ability to engage even the most staunch person disinterested in fashion. Dope name too.

[@crippmaister]

i'm not a fashion person but how you explain and analyzing everything is so enjoying so i watch the with eaz

[@BlissFoster]

I’m honored :)

[@DoubleKing11]

Hi Bliss, I'm about halfway through the video but I'd like to comment this before I forget: I appreciate your honesty in regards to the Comme Des Garçons review. It's certainly not an easy brand to really "explain". But in cases like this, it's no big deal. You've already given us the insane in depth review of the lumps and bumps show. To me, a major reason why I watch the Paris videos is to get a sense of what it's like. Only a small percentage of us can be there to experience this, let alone each season, let alone going to the actual show. So a behind the scenes look of what it's actually like to experience such things is SO nice to see. Just the way you did it in this part of the review: telling and showing us what it's like to walk up to the show is already a glimpse into the mysterious world of CDG. It helps with the world-building. But unfortunately many CDG fans can't experience this. In terms of the show, simply *describing* what you saw is already great to hear, since you're bound to have seen details that we can't. Especially when you're in the showrooms (think material and such). Rei also criticized the whole idea of viewing shows digitally rather than in real life, in one of her past shows (by making those 2D looks). I hope this gives some perspective! The reviews are always great but don't be afraid to leave in the fun facts or interesting stories or what leads up to the show. (You often do this but I'm telling you regardless.) Amazing video so far, great work! 🫶

[@Tikichef]

I am a marketing teacher at a fashion design school in Munich, Germany and I always recommend your KZbin channel. I will force my students to watch this one. Merci bien!

[@MilkofLime]

Thank you for passing by our showroom, it was really lovely to meet the both of you!

[@BlissFoster]

It was awesome! I’m so glad you’re both doing what you do. Truly special work and the segment turned out great! 💫💫

[@sayurik]

I can’t believe the amount of quality and analyses that goes into these videos and you’re giving them to us for free 🤯

[@BlissFoster]

🙏🙏

[@Fashunmusings]

I‘ve watched this whole thing and I‘m just blown away by the hard work you‘ve put into this. I‘m deeply grateful for your articulate and intelligent reviews, thought processes and ideas that I feel enriched and inspired by in so many ways. Thank you SO much for loving fashion this much and sharing your art with the world it means a lot. Immediately signing up for your patreon. Your literally doing god‘s work. Thank you so much and much love 🤍

[@markjohnson2257]

WOW!! Just WOW!! Thank you for all of your hard work!! This was incredible. Nobody does what you do. I love to learn about the smaller lesser known brands.

[@BlissFoster]

You're welcome! We appreciate the love!💫💫

[@beibiboi2]

It took me 3 days (because of work) to watch this video in its entirety and I have just one thing to say: THANK YOU!!!! Awesome video! I trust and enjoy your curation very much!

[@haruharu6326]

The way you explain the messages behind everything and giving designers all the credit is truly amazing. You’re the besttt

[@nareghalamkaryan]

Bliss! I've now learned about 2 brilliant Armenian women from your videos: Véronique Nichanian and Lauren Manoogian. So, as someone born, raised, & currently living in Armenia, as someone who gets childishly excited when hearing about Armenians anywhere, I thank you. Having lived through a war largely ignored by the west, hearing names like theirs gives me hope that we will be relevant someday. I don't know if any of this makes sense but just wanted to tell you how grateful I am: for Lauren and Véronique, and for your insanely captivating analysis in general. Lots of love from this tiny spot on the map 🤍

[@catchmyCap]

the best. THE BEST review ! Enfants Riches Déprimés I m in love. Thank YOU BLISS !!

[@2hype680]

1:00:43. “It’s always plastic flowers”. That statement said so much to me. My mother has been into flowers and plants for as long as I have been alive and has instilled in me an appreciation of the effort that goes into caring for plants. That has led me to appreciate whenever I see flowers where they may be in the world. To appreciate flower arrangements and the colors of people choose to bring into their homes, their businesses. Their lives. And then I go to smell them. “It’s always plastic flowers.”they give you everything you want. They never die. They never wilt. They never lose their color. They never need water. They never need you. They are persistent. So why would you put in the effort of growing your own plants? Making sure they’re watered. Making sure the soil is good. Cleaning the roots. Pruning them. “Uncertain Future” Plants can’t speak. Yet they speak to us all the same. we don’t know what the future holds, but we hope that our actions will allow us to be able to continue to pursue things like caring for flowers. Or else we’re gonna be left with just the memory by way of plastic flowers instead of being able to directly impact life. The whole show seems to reference climate change and negative affects on the world. Soon we’ll get to a point where real flowers won’t be able to be grown. the toil of humans won’t be needed. But we can still maintain the aesthetic. “it’s always plastic flowers.” And that makes me extremely sad

[@CRIMSONCITADeL]

V on putting nature in scare quotes: "Where does the planet sit amongst all the stars? Who knows, it's a super brain freeze But an easier question than that is to ask yourself Where we sit in the sea of art history Like, that's tangible, that's man-made Man-made art, so the history of it, we fit in Another like, sort of framework to dwell on is, like, where do we live? You know, you live in a house I guarantee the house that you grew up in is what you define as a house But, for someone that grew up on the opposite side of the world What they grew up in, they think of as a house A kitchen, a living room, a roof, a door, et cetera Just shit to think about, you know Whole bullet point is, the world inside it is man-made It's all metaphoric, man has flaws Man loves power, everything is man-made And, what's more dangerous than that?"

[@whoispaulson]

Who else noticed that analytical transition from Rokh to Heliot Emil on the same subject?. That was beautifully and effortlessly done.

[@_OkKen_]

Genuinely cannot express how much I appreciate the work you two do. Watching your videos opened doors for me as a fashion enjoyer that I would’ve never been able to even ‘find’ on my own. Specifically with MOL, as soon as Nico picked up Julia’s favorite piece (the blazer/top with the lace appliqués) I immediately went to their website and pre-ordered it just because of the instant joy it brought me. The thick, cream fabric and the deconstruction-esque frayed edges paired with the hand-threaded lace pieces just creates something so sick and I can’t wait to see myself in it come spring 2025. Again, thank you Bliss and Dani for the work you two do to shed light on new/lesser-known brands who otherwise might go unnoticed even within the more niche fashion community.

[@BlissFoster]

Great choice! Thanks for supporting small designers! 💫🙏

[@Elraw]

I feel like Rei's creations and shows are the perfect example of fashion as art that shouldn't be interpreted, as interpretation categorises it and turns into sth utilitarian. It reminds me of a Susan Sontag book 'Against Interpretation' I read many years ago but found very relatable so it sticked in mind, quote "Interpretation, based on the highly dubious theory that a work of art is composed of items of content, violates art. It makes art into an article for use, for arrangement into a mental scheme of categories."

[@marvinraphaelmonfort8289]

noir: they really were like feux d'artifice❤ and the kettle reference was so cute 😭 and "emotional sandwhich" omg that is poetry!

[@leilafernandatanuz221]

i wach it in 4 parts 4 different days... thank you for the inredible work.

[@nccosb]

Thank you so much for the time, effort, and care you put into creating these videos. As a "fashion casual", your content offers me the closest connection to designer and runway fashion. Your Fashion Week videos, along with many of your other specialized content, have made this developing passion of mine feel more accessible and familiar and appreciative of the looks/stories that these designers are sharing with the world.

[@BlissFoster]

You're welcome! That's exactly why we make these videos! 🦾 and thanks so much for the support! Join the Patreon so we can give you perks for the support as well! 💫💫

[@ALEXKissess]

44:36 ARTPOP mentioned!! Happy ARTPOP anniversary you guys!!

[@dreamgood130]

You are doing us all a service with each video. I think the next few years will be your most successful yet!! Keep dominating this space I think your prime is only just now starting. When I get a full time job I will definitely love to support the patreon

[@BlissFoster]

Thank you so much for the encouraging words 🙏🙏

[@helenadovale]

I never comment on youtube videos but I have to say: I always enjoy watching your videos, because sometimes I truly feel like I'm trapped in a bubble of pessimism about fashion online, when I hear other journalists or critics talking. But you and Daniela have such a great perspective and you look at things in a fresh way (and I remember both of you have college degrees in other fields then fashion, so I guess that gives a whole new view), and that makes me fall in love with fashion again. When I saw Akris clothing in this video I almost cried because it's just so soft and beautiful and well thought. Thank you for your perspective and for not just looking at the same thing. I believe you guys balance the mainstream fashion brands, with designer that were always there but did not get the same attention, delicacy and care you are giving, and also with new people that have so much knowledge and interest. I really feel smarter after watching these videos. It's not 'content', it's educational and insightful.

[@BlissFoster]

That means a ton to us :) thank you!

[@akihito8247]

i had this up and playing on my pc, started to feel nauseous, got the video up on my phone and watched it while throwing up into a toilet. cheers bliss

[@BlissFoster]

As flattering as that is, I’m wondering if the continuous screen use was kinda makin it worse 😬 😂

[@ginaczarkowski5824]

The CDG show “dwellings” immediately reminded me of artist Magdalena Abakanowicz‘s early work where she made womb-like textile structures she called Abakans.

[@ginaczarkowski5824]

Just thought of this: also, the central Asian (Uzbek mostly I think) garment called Paranja

[@EMSpdx]

This channel is the necessary supplement to fashion magazines & journals. There is philiosophy, history and socialogy present in this and all your other fashion week coverage and I am simply blown away by the coverage. My favorite looks are by Junya Watanabe (as usual!) and Akris! Glad to become a new Patreon member.

[@BlissFoster]

That means a ton, thank you!! 🙏

[@martinendersby5330]

guys this is an unreal standard of content thank you so much

[@valentinacudetoate]

I admit I tried to just listen to your video and do other stuff in the same time and I just couldn't, I needed to see if what you are saying matches the images. Oh boy. Your description are so on point. Thanks!

[@marianthipapalexandri-alex9973]

Bravo ! I love the way you present, and talk about fashion as a form of art and your comments are so accurate while awakening hidden conceptual, social and artistic meanings! Your contributions are valuable and Inspiring…thank you !

[@m4teo_borges]

Love that time of the year when this video is opened on my search bar permanently until I'm fully done watching it.

[@desmondmonette6835]

These videos are so poetically crafted. The angelic detailed descriptions of each show is allows me to lock in for 2hrs in this 15sec society. Greatly appreciate this!

[@Allinwonderland]

You have no idea how obsessed i am with your content. I've been following y'all for a while now, I'm a fashion student and i always talk about your ytb channel to my friends & teachers! Your videos are always interesting and informative, you make me even more passionate about fashion than i already am. Thanks for the hard work, i truly hope y'all will attract more people like me and make really good profits out of it !

[@LooksByNaheemah]

I would love a video about Demna’s influences because I feel like many don’t give them credit

[@alexmarcin7779]

It was so much time. Better than watching than any big movie from this year. I cant believe how fun it was!

[@szvetlana1000]

Akris - I’ve been following Albert’s work since the mid-2000s. Everything he does has that cool crisp expensive Swiss air to it. Beautiful ❤

[@marvinraphaelmonfort8289]

the broken mirror floor looking like the galaxy from afar from a bird's eye view 👌🏻

[@lisaheuc]

Not me almost cutting off my finger watching this while making dinner because I was way too excited to wait until tomorrow. Thank you so much, Bliss and Daniella, your work is awesome and your videos brighten my day. Loads of love from Germany 🤍

[@KAMA_THE_ONE]

Loved the breakdown of the ERD show, youre one of the only people on the platform to look so deep into it. Omw to watch the last year's.

[@dorotaisqueen3650]

have barely started the show but I must say Bliss the hair is looking stunning!! Conditioning deeply I see

[@NeedleHair]

The little clip from ERD with the 3 models jumping to jingle their outfits and laughing so joyously was really delightful. I've decided to look for more joy in the world purposefully and that fits the bill nicely. I hope they continue to smile

[@RitualoftheHabit]

Im watching this video in pieces - thank you so much! Regarding Comme des Garcons, I saw the statement and runway to reference homelessness even before you delved into her other political themes. Walking shelter and trash in a time of war, housing crisis, and as she said, "uncertainty." I live in the Bay Area where homelessness and housing is at the forefront of conversation. Homeless encampment sweeps are creating problems on the streets and homeless people lose their belongings, medical gear, and papers in sweeps. The work seems to clearly reference nomadism and crisis . Amazing work

[@misterwierdo1916]

Thank you for providing such an in-depth video about fashion, and i can't express how thankful i am for this

[@dailygermanotta1956]

Woow !! what a great video ! congrats to you bliss and daniella for this amazingly great work !! loved every second of it ! can't wait for many great others to come

[@yogadg6870]

Thank you so much for your amazing in depth views on fashion! I find fashion so fascinating, so sorry I can’t afford to be a patreon but be aware I await your fashion week views with anticipation! Thank you once again x

[@BlissFoster]

Thank you! Your support means a ton with views and likes 💫💫

[@stefaniadogsitterbologna8251]

Dear Bliss and Daniella, your dedication, competence, passion, accuracy about fashion is to be acknoleged. Fashion is not my field (i'm dedicated to animals and i built my dream of a small animal sanctuary in Bologna Italy). So after all these years following your channel i will join the patrion ❤ and hope i will be able to find answers to my doubts and ignorance with some basic questions that I have never dared to ask. Lot of Love and respect. Stefania the animal girl.

[@BlissFoster]

That means a ton to us! 🙏🙏 congrats on the animal sanctuary! Bologna is a really beautiful place 💫💫

[@josephjones606]

The combination of the beauty of the designer’s creations and your expert guidance are stunning! Thank you.

[@marvinraphaelmonfort8289]

mame: that white shirt in the 2nd look u suggested people buy! idc: the gray halter on the male model in their video junya: the aggressive patchwork is giving student collection in the best way! and the pretty dresses u liked, i like too! yohji: the baby carrier reference is great, especially on the back of the dress also that long torso dress was sick!! forgot who it was by but the location was a brasserie

[@aszofi9099]

What an amazing video. I appreciate you posting this on KZbin for free so much... this video was the one that definitely convinced me to join the patreon. much love from Paris !

[@samarthpatel7647]

The best in the industry! Love from India

[@andriandri2618]

slowly gaining interest for fashion through your videos and thinking about the patreon

[@rougecardinal]

You are the best ! La diversité des designers est impressionnante! Merci encore!

[@marvinraphaelmonfort8289]

plastique tiara at peter do 😍

[@geisteswissenschaft]

I grateful that you share your experiences and insights with us and respect and enjoy the quality of your informative and detailed research; my so broadened perception of fashion comes down to that, even when seen as motivated by the pursuit of beauty, it remains incredibly vain, and therefore cannot be truly modern.The moment ist is on a runway it is yesterdays fashion.

[@isaacrussell7873]

Love having this access through your channel what an informative and inspiring video

[@marvinraphaelmonfort8289]

love how zomer is letting u reconsider black with colors=] love the 2d3dbeaded flowers dress and yes it is virtually impossible to rise to the top now

[@SpookyConcepts]

You're the best in the business, hands down, no competition. Thank you!

[@dekerhuytel1]

Massive BRAVO for this epic video and the brilliant analysis

[@DERhannesful]

I think what I like the most is that you dont hate on anything. You always talk about the stuff you like, which is harder than hateing on everything.

[@jpcaldwell2]

Thanks a ton for these videos as always. You guys are doing great work. When I can start financially supporting I certainly will.

[@dj_yaromirr]

Thanks for the coverage as always, you're the best :)

[@BlissFoster]

No problem 😊

[@thryre715]

So good!

[@vladislav7713]

1:05:19 I was surprised and really enjoyed music from Amenra in the Milk of Lime part!

[@ChanelleAldridge]

Thoroughly enjoyed guys, watched over three days and loved every minute. Will be subscribing on Patreon 🍾

[@BlissFoster]

That means a ton! Thank you for the support! 🙏🙏

[@leiaissleepy2576]

Hey bliss I’m not sure if the timestamps work out on your favour or not but it’s always helped me return and re reference specific sections in videos. But if skipping sections and pushing forward drives engagement down I understand

[@Pitchin-l1i]

Is there anyone even on this level of knowledge and insight?

[@arlinejernigan]

First of all, thank you for tis amazing video which almost helped me to escape the horrible event that took place Nov 5. wrought with lizards.. This is bringing me back to life. It reminds me to delve into my creative process and to appreciate the explosion of creative energy that is happening and will continue to happen. Blessings are present even in dark and scary moments, Within the first few moments of this generous video are touching moments which show depth and poignancy or just sheer joy. This video made me so happy. THANK YOU. (I have been pretty sad the last week and a half), I mean it!!!!!!

[@jean-danielmichaud7766]

1:40:25 Not Bliss making a comparison with cereal as i process to make a huge bowl of cereal to eat. Stared at my computer and thought TF!!!!!!!

[@anakala_cheva]

Amazing, kmowledge-infused, mega video❤❤❤❤ you are so great Bliss and Danny, thank you very much!

[@Gabriel-pk8lw]

Omg words cannot describe my feelings towards this.

[@vanemvd]

I'm here not because I'm a fashion lover, but an enriching content eager watcher. The algorithm knows that I'm not a clickbaiter, so I got to find this beauty in my feed. Must be the longest I ever watched. Thank you for the knowledge and the mediocrity avoidance.

[@BlissFoster]

Wow, thank you!🙏 If you end up checking out anything else on the channel, I strongly recommend our recent video about quality. It’s the one that came just before this video :)

[@jilladams2510]

Hello, Was wondering where I could watch the Dries video? Love your obsession with the humble button hook!

[@PlayboiClairo]

took me 3 days to watch the whole vid. it was worth it tho

[@whoispaulson]

This is beautifully analyzed. Wish I could have access to the Patreon too bad my country doesn't allow Patreon

[@arenaslab3665]

The best fashion review, thank you!

[@liisvastra6857]

Independent creators with great content deserve to be funded. Give the team a small donation on Patreon and help keeping this quality channel up and running for you and future generations.

[@BlissFoster]

Much appreciated!🙏🙏

[@huntyyyy]

AND WE WAS LIKE AHHHHHHH

[@BlissFoster]

😆😆

[@33000rpm]

Thank you for covering Lauren Manoogian. been a fan of her work for a few years

[@BlissFoster]

She really is doing some incredible things!

[@kwanelenomoyi]

Love the vibes Bliss - always amazing 🙏🏾🙌🏾

[@Adrian-qp8dm]

We need a youtube channel that covers fine art as well as you cover fashion.

[@monsieurgolem3392]

1:01:24, the Brian Griffin, photographer collaboration, awesome stuff, not many people know about it.

[@gamerscope9933]

Every single comment huh? I have to say that I love all the time and effort you put into these videos that I choose to watch on my days off. What are your views on the company Tanner Fletcher? I personally love it!

[@BlissFoster]

Every single comment 🦾 Thanks so much for the kind words! Haven’t heard of that brand tbh, I’ll add em to the list

[@jok8697]

Incredible work as always

[@MsKotikovna]

Fantastic video. I'm not into fashion, but it was very interesting and educating to watch

[@georgiabrito3464]

Yess finally! Thank you Bliss we needed it as much as all other content that you provide us 🌟🤝

[@thryre715]

❤ Babe wake up new Bliss & Daniela Video Dropped 🎉

[@commodiusvicus]

great video. thank you

[@noahkellso2725]

in the comme de garcon show the abstract shapes in the headwear and other more sculptural parts reminded me of microplastics under a microscope

[@meryn6580]

well done, you nailed it Bliss

[@mazdellabadia5964]

Would you ever consider making a video about Japanese fashion and it’s influence on western fashion in the 21st century? I’m your biggest fan. Thank you for this gift

[@BlissFoster]

Wow that would be a massive topic 😅 would require a ton of work. Always looking for suggestions 🦾 we’ll keep it in mind 💫💫

[@JackFieldStudio]

I'm 8 minutes in and just realized this is a 3 hour video. This is nothing short of a fantastic production coverage. This is coming from someone who just shot Taipei Fashion Week (runway and events). I would love to also see some coverage on Taiwan. I feel Taiwan is in it's early stages of fashion show events and it's very interesting to see their development. There are a lot of interesting designers here taking inspiration form Korea and Japan, I feel they are bit underrated. As an American, it feels like fashion here is a melting pot of inspiration from multiple different countries with Taiwan looking to find their identity. If this interests you, fee free to reach out to me on socials. Thanks!

[@M3XYPZ]

VALENTINO ON FIRE!!!!!!

[@oranges45681]

Jeremy Lewis from LEWIS Mag has a tribute to Issey where he refers to asking Issey about fashion, just before he passed, and his response was “I don’t do fashion anymore, I just make clothes.” This to me is likely one of the reasons, they aren’t getting that much attention. They might be doing little positioning and advertising (think brand ambassadors too) to be top of mind in the ‘fashion world’. I also think that Issey’s approach with design/creative direction feels very studio-based despite having Satoshi as its head compared to other brands whose creative directors are also somewhat famous.

[@poppiemoseki7891]

This is premium fashion content!

[@unitealejo]

BLISSSS THANK YOU WITH MY HEART THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUU this is best movie

[@richardmacleod5253]

I agree with your take on Balenciaga. Demna has a hard time with peoples negative comments online. He has changed the fashion landscape. Its a pity Peter Do has just left Helmut Lang. How does 1 year with a brand allow a designer to grow.

[@niklasjaggi7891]

This just saved my 2 hour train ride home 🖤

[@cloudsofsunset7323]

Sssshhh everyone. The show is about to start!