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L’eternel Paris FW 23/24 during Paris Fashion Week

L’eternel Paris Fall Winter 2023-2024 collection during Paris Fashion Week.

L’eternel takes its brand name from the French word “eternel,” which means “forever.” It was born out of a desire to capture our unique, “eternally unchanging” sensibility. 

“We have prepared a collection with L’eternel’s unique design philosophy, integrating the beauty of the East and the West into one, not for fashion itself, but for practical comfort and beauty. This collection is elegant with a French sensibility. It has a refined, oriental feel that blends the lines. ​

Sophisticated to fit any body type, elegant and lively, sometimes dynamic and calming. We express the sensible melody of L’eternel through an ‘object’ called clothes.”

The designers strive to create a value that does not change and remains with time.L’eternel was created by two people who loved classical music and studied fashion in Paris at Ecole De La Chambre Syndical De La Couture Parisienne. The brand started in Seoul, Korea.

They have a unique design philosophy that integrates the beauty of the east and the west into one. The expression of the sensible melody “L’eternel” is shown through an object called clothes. The sewing team brings our designs to life. They create new items curiously and are always unique. 

Runway looks

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Text and Photo: Press L’eternel Paris

More on: @leternelparis_official 

Thanks: @globalfashioncollective

By Senior Fashion Editor 24FashionTVChristina V Henningstad @christina_henningstad

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