In a departure from his usual black, Gareth Pugh used shades of grey in his latest show at Paris fashion weekPhotograph: Jacques Brinon/APThe models looked like post-apocalyptic visions with dusty faces and red-rimmed eyes Photograph: Antonio de Moraes Barros Filho/WireImage.comPugh experimented with texture - here we saw fine, thin pleatingPhotograph: Jacques Brinon/AP
In other ensembles, woven ribbons added texturePhotograph: Jacky Naegelen/ReutersTouches of the designer's signature 'cyber-goth' aesthetic were still there in the zip detailing and the manga look of some of his piecesPhotograph: Antonio de Moraes Barros Filho/WireImage.comCrotcheted tunics were festooned with fluttering trails of grey ribbonPhotograph: Antonio de Moraes Barros Filho/WireImage.comDramatic feathered headdresses finished off many of the outfits, perching atop the models' heads like birds about to take flightPhotograph: Jacques Brinon/APRihanna was in attendence, as was the REM frontman, Michael Stipe, who said the show felt 'very manga and very bold, I loved it.' Asked whether he found it too apocalyptic for his tastes, Stipe replied 'Not at all. That's a bit where my head's at anyway'Photograph: Antonio de Moraes Barros Filho/WireImage.com
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