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LSU Tigers NCAA Womens Basketball Tournament March Madness Sweet 16 Elite 8 No Look Pass 2025 Logo T-shirt . The opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris demonstrated courage in terms of fashion. And it was not just designs from the houses of the luxury group and official Olympic partner LVMH were in the spotlight, but also young talents.With the selection of costumes and designers, those responsible for artistic direction and costumes, Thomas Jolly and Daphné Bürki, made a statement. Thanks to their efforts, the unconventional designs of the French designers Jeanne Friot, Charles de Vilmorin, Kevin Germanier, Alphonse Maitrepierre, Weinsanto and Gilles Asquin were shown during the ceremony last Friday in the French capital. The enthusiasm for this queer event, which stood for values ​​such as inclusion, love and freedom, was felt both in the stands and in the bar Chez Mylène on the banks of the Seine at the Bastille, where a “Drag Race Party” is regularly held.”After everything we’ve experienced recently with the rise of the National Collective Movement, we needed an event like this,” French designer Jeanne Friot told FashionUnited. In the LGBTQIA+ community, she is best known for her commitment and her role as its fashion spokesperson. For a year, she had to prepare the fashion spectacle in the strictest secrecy – a secret that became increasingly difficult to keep the closer the big day came.

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LSU Tigers NCAA Womens Basketball Tournament March Madness Sweet 16 Elite 8 No Look Pass 2025 Logo T-shirt . A year ago, they contacted Bürki, who had already walked twice for Jeanne Friot, and Jolly. The creative duo had the idea of ​​creating a picture with the horse and the symbolism of the French resistance fighter Joan of Arc, choreographed by the French dancer Maud le Pladec. The aim was to put young French artists in the spotlight. The Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games approved the idea.It seemed like a crazy project: firstly because of the main sponsor LVMH, which had prevailed in many areas and took on the task of dressing the stars who were performing. The singers Lady Gaga, Aya Nakamura and Céline Dion all wore Dior outfits. Secondly, because of the clearly queer-oriented fashion show on the Passerelle Debilly pedestrian bridge.## Joan of Arc with Olympic flag at the Eiffel Tower”Both because of her first name and her story, this proposal around Joan of Arc was symbolically linked to my story,” explains Friot. “Together with my team, we made a belt-print jumpsuit – like the dress Bürki wore at my Fall/Winter 2024 show – and a leather armor made of faux metal with the French leather artist Robert Mercier.” On his Instagram profile, Mercier is enthusiastic: “I have no words to express my feelings for having taken part in this incredible event. I am infinitely grateful. For some time now, I have been looking for peace in my work. You have shown me that you can create incredible projects if you remain honest and benevolent.”