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Mossi Spring 2026: Fearless Fashion
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Twelve years ago, before he carved out his place in the Paris fashion ecosystem, Mossi Traoré staged a fashion show at Père Lachaise cemetery.
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Numerous silhouettes were informed by the folds of closed umbrellas, a nod to the exhibition Traoré is preparing for the MUCEM in Marseilles next year.
A jersey parachute dress was draped and held in place by ropes, worn with a lace veil in one look exploring bridal wear.
The collection also saw a pair of brides walk down the aisle, linked by a shared black veil that looked to evoke an ancestral marriage ritual.