Pierre Cardin’s S/S and Autumn 2009 collections defy the boundaries of weirdness if such a thing is possible.
The iconic 86-year-old designer showed his intergalactic and nondescript collection at his gorgeous southern France home.
For example, there was a model wearing kaleidoscopic pear-shaped attire. There was also a black-and-white interplanetary number featured that ‘The Stylelist’ called the ‘Black Hole’ dress. In addition, there was a golden dress that resembles an accordion and a pair of red and blue felt jackets that looked like a brightly-colored insect.
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