Charlie Le Mindu x La Samaritaine Party Kicking Off Paris Fashion Week
by Anna Barr
Monday night saw “Haute Coiffure” Charlie Le Mindu kick off Paris fashion week revealing his art installation “Tricophilia” at the iconic La Samaritaine. Throughout his career, Charlie Le Mindu has collaborated with the most creative minds of our time: Vivienne Westwood and Andreas Kronthaler, Mugler, Balmain, GCDS, Kevin Germanier, L’Oreal, Camper, Walter Van Beirendonck, and even our iconic “Obsession” cover with Lucky Blue Smith.
La Samaritaine opened the doors of the furry world of Charlie Le Mindu, celebrating alongside the artist was Richie Shazam, Sam Visser, Willy Cartier, Tyrone Dylan and many more. Guest explored the woven suitcases and his bushy furniture, entering the room with decorative items thick or curly hair, immortalizing a breathtaking moment now open to the public!
BAMBOUNOU
BARBE BASIN MARECAT & JILLIAN LATHROP
CAROLINE OSMONT & MARION DE CHARNAS
CHARLIE LE MINDU
FRED STAUFFER & DAN CLEMENT
JAMES GOLDSTEIN
LISA RINNA & TYRONE DYLAN
RICHIE SHAZAM
SAM VISSER
TYRONE DYLAN
WILLY CARTIER
Credits: people by @PaulBlind and installation visual by @AliceRosati
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