In the aftermath of the October 17 violence in Paris, models and influencers carried out photo shoots in front of broken windows and burned barricades.
An influencer also set the lens in front of a destroyed store, while another web personality filmed his Saturday amid the violence in order to visit a pop-up.
High on her heels, dressed in a tweed mini-skirt with a jacket casually thrown over her shoulder, a blonde model struck a series of poses before crouching down to mime screaming in front of the photographer.
This week, the capital's charred cars and trash cans are serving as the backdrop for fashion-related productions.
This situation illustrates a new episode in an old story, that of a fashion that adores the contrast between struggle and luxury.
If the fashion industry regularly uses revolt as a backdrop, it is careful to never let it enter its own world, loving protest as long as it remains behind the lens.
In the aftermath of the violence of October 17, models and influencers posed in front of the broken windows and burned barricades of Paris.
Paris, a few hours after the violence of October 17, in front of burned barricades.
Tweed mini skirt, jacket casually thrown over the shoulder, the blonde model poses one after the other.