The French-Belgian designer had steered Bottega Veneta, where he was previously employed, away from its established ethos of quiet good taste toward a more ebullient expressiveness, a precedent that hinted at major transformations to come. Blazy’s definition of elegance is embodied in his first collection’s final look: a feathery, multihued evening skirt topped with…a satin cream T-shirt. Louise Trotter, who took over from Blazy at Bottega Veneta, gave her tees structure via built-up shoulders. Side-by-side photos showed a glum chap in a clumsily repaired henley, contrasted with a confident-looking alpha male, luxuriant handlebar mustache bristling, wearing the new crewneck style. Runway, clockwise from bottom left: Courtesy of Chanel; Courtesy of Fendi; Courtesy of LII; Courtesy of Bottega Veneta; Courtesy of Diotima; Courtesy of Prada; Courtesy of Balenciaga.