EBP : psychedelic prints, explosive colours shining in the dark.
Eric Lebon : reinstates waterproof materials with a vengeance; zips and large pockets, a beautiful reinterpretation of geek’s rain jacket.
Bernhard Willhelm: staged by Nick Knight, giant caterpillars, graphic and two-tone insects choreographed by Damien Jalet.
Romain Kremer: Pocket games and futuristic frames for men needy of space.
Walter Van Beirendonck: headdresses inspired by head-shrinking tribes and coming out of a multicoloured fairy tale.
Julius: a superb display of leathers while images of a skeleton, as handsome as a dinosaur’s back, are being projected...
The Viridi Anne: extra fine leather and sophisticated looks for those beautiful men in their transparent plastic boxes.
Blaak: deluxe grunge with punk squares and rock and roll jackets.
Damir Doma: draped, crumpled and deliciously threadbare clothes ready to fly; when frailty becomes man.
Gaspard Yurkievich: Black is black; variations on materials, successful attempts of grey and stripes reminding us of a Spark brother.
Juun-J: unexpected volumes; supernatural overlaying for an absolute chic.
Miharayasuhiro: Rock 'n 'slim, an ever so young silhouette.
Henrik Vibskov: inflatable leafgreen that can be seen and smelt. On such a ground, everything becomes possible.
Jeroen Van Tuyl: leathered hands, fans and folding games displayed on shirts; for a slightly offset sobriety.

- Caroline Cornu - translate C.Denis -