As each female season, it's in a sensual mood, harmoniously sexy, without any excessive aspect in which we penetrate - in the backstage at least - to discover the collection of Gaspard Yurkievich. The man knows how to talk to women, or we will say, he knows how to defiolate the body parts of a woman without falling into vulgarity, but rather in the innocence and a candid seduction. The colors will be autumnal as the makeup that will highlight the shades of green leaves and orange sky of the season. Between the silhouettes in crepe embossed with dots, the obscurity and transparency of the muslin, these are the bags of his collaboration with Eastpak which will provide an urban dynamics to the looks.

Part of the three designers participating in the Q&A | Special Fashion Week, Gaspard Yurkievich answered questions from Mail readers Movement.
 

1. Hello Gaspard, fan of your designs, I want to know what inspires your for the womenswear collections?
Sophie, Paris
The collections are often the development of those which preceded them. The fabrics are very important in the direction we take and this season we started with the fall palette: tawny, tobacco, bronze, blue-green or moss green and orange. These colors brought me to work on the melancholy aspect associated with the fall, while wanting to create a sharp silhouette that highlights a desire for seduction.
 

2. Gaspard Yurkievich,
I've noticed you had worked with Easptak to create a collection that you have indeed shown during your men fashion show. Here is my question: these bags come really from your world or from the Eastpak's one which imposed itself?
Chris, Switzerland
It's precisely the adequation of both worlds: we kept the daily functional and operational side of the Eastpak bags and we brought all the codes of our house: metal components, gold, silver and gun metal, leather finishes and a palette of colors to match the fall-winter 2010/11 men and women collection.

3. Hi Gaspard,
I love your universe, always a little magical in the romantic sense. Do you have a special cartoon in mind when you design your collection? What is your idea of the woman?
Ladjan, Corsica
No, my references are rarely cartoons but if I had to pick one this season, it would be a mixture of the universe of Bunuel, Belle de Jour mixed with Bambi. My idea of the woman is a person who expresses as well her sensuality than her spirit, and for the last collection, a great desire of seduction.
 

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