New Star Successes To French Old Brand Balmain

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Nova Succeeds To France'S Old Brand Balmain In The Treatment Of Depression

Olivier Roustein, new designer of Balmain

Balmain, an old French fashion house, recently announced the next designer candidate, Olivier Roustein.

Christophe Decarnin, the former designer of Balmain, was officially Balmain Dismissal ended their six-year cooperation. The 2011 autumn and winter press conference was held because Decarnin was accepted in the hospital Treatment of depression Instead of taking part in the curtain call, the whole series was also completed by the design team with the help of Melanie Ward, a stylist. It is rumored that Decarnin's resignation is due to his mental health problems, but WWD believes that this is not the root cause. It was revealed that Decarnin disagreed with Alain Hivelin, president of the Group, on many issues. The latter expected to develop a new parity line "Balmain Blue", but Decarnin had not followed. It seemed that it would be sooner or later for Decarnin to split up.

Balmain's former designer Christophe Decarnin With the models in his works

Olivier Roustein is the deputy of the former designer Christophe Decarnin. Born in Bordeaux, France, he graduated from ESMOD Fashion Academy in France. He worked for Robert Cavalli for six years. In 2009, he moved to Balmain and has been in the brand for three years. Compared with Christophe Decarnin, he is simply a little-known person. Roustein and Balmain's debut will be exhibited at Paris Fashion Week in October this year. I wonder whether he can inherit and carry forward the "most popular" gorgeous punk style created by Christophe Decarnin for Balmain?