Balenciaga
Fashion House
The Story
Warm orange light fell on mannequins draped in flowing prints and architectural silhouettes behind floor-to-ceiling glass. This was haute couture before irony, where fashion was still made by hand and every stitch carried the weight of a legacy. The fitting room had velvet curtains, the mirrors had gilt frames, and the saleswoman spoke in a whisper as though the garments themselves demanded reverence.
Visual Details
- Floor-to-ceiling plate glass windows with mannequin displays
- Gilt-framed mirrors and velvet fitting room curtains
- Warm amber lighting from chandeliers and sconces
- Flowing fabric bolts displayed on mahogany tables
- Discreet brand lettering in polished brass above the entrance
