Vanity Fair

Les défilés les plus marquants de la décennie

Rick Owens has never done anything like everyone else and likes nothing better than to shake up fashion. So for his spring-summer 2014 show, the American designer called on choreographers Lauretta Malloy and LeeAnet Noble, as well as 40 dancers from American sororities. They are the ones who open the show, delivering a striking performance of “stepping” (a dance style emblematic of black identity), which immediately goes viral. “We reject the idea of ​​conventional beauty and create our own beauty,” Rick Owens said after the show. Successful bet.

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