Thanks To Rains, Paris Got Drenched
There's a wet look, then there’s the Rains wet look, and during the Danish label’s Spring/Summer 2024 presentation on June 22, Paris got absolutely drenched. Literally.
Encouraging onlookers to "embrace the downpour," Rains reconnected with outdoor elements and reclaimed ownership of its technical specialty: coated fabrics.
True to Rains' DNA, the SS24 fused cutting-edge textiles with contemporary Scandinavian design. The result? Apparel that lets its wearers revel in rainfall.
As models meandered around a desolate Parisian warehouse draped in outerwear crafted from Rains’ lightweight polyester fabric, with fluoridate-free polyurethane coated headwear and accessories to match, outside it was pouring. Apt, really.
Rains’ creative director, Tanne Vinter, delivered a timely array of hooded outerwear in a slew of colors, which were supplemented with more expansive designs, like frilly ponchos and cropped coats, ensuring things were kept both fresh and exciting.
While the show itself was impressive, its invitation was equally so.
What, at first, looked like an empty cardboard invitation soon turned into a fully-fledged show invite when water was applied: an apt summons from the Scandinavian outfit for undoubtedly their most expansive collection to date.
