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Ready to wear Spring Summer '03 in Paris - Menswear

(2 Jul 2002) APTN Paris 1st July 2002 1. Exterior venue Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts 2. CU venue sign 3. SOT TOM FORD, Designer (English) on starting point of collection being the jacket.- "Well it was all about the jacket, the whole thing was about exaggerating the shoulder and making it very fitted through the body and through to the silhouette of the soft easy pant. Because I knew I wanted the soft easy pant but you can't have everything soft you have to have something that accentuates your body and I really think for menswear it starts with the jacket, that is the anchor." 4. Catwalk Yves Saint Laurent 5. Tom Ford takes bow. STORYLINE: TOM FORD GETS LOOSE FOR YVES SAINT LAURENT Paris Fashion Week has come to a close, with the final Spring-Summer 2003 ready to wear collections unveiled on the catwalk. TOM FORD showed a comfortably glamorous show for YVES SAINT LAURENT at Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts Monday. The collection was full of soft, flowing trousers and square cut jackets wtih exaggerated shoulders and slim lengths - giving a feel of 30s Fred Astaire and, on occasion, an altogether more feminine look. Suits were worn with slicked back hair, giving the look a touch of David Bowie circa the late 70s. Jackets were double breasted, while shirts came with pointed collars. Some of the slick suits were worn without shirts, for the cool look, with double vents in jacket backs. Trousers were cut wide and baggy, with high waistlines, and came in startling white and black - Ford favourites. Some were worn with the slim jackets, others with low cut V neck tops - both likely to tempt girlfriends to rifle through the wardrobes of Yves Saint Laurent fans. There was plenty on offer for those after a more macho image -more casual attire included chunky jumpers, long shorts - worn with loafers - and tank tops with spaghetti straps. Black and white were predominant throughout the show, but other cafe au lait and mocha shades came up in bermuda shorts, sometimes buttoned to off-shoulder t-shirts. Coats came in a variety of lengths - retro square box jackets, hip length 70s style leather jackets and knee-length macs in brown leather and smart white. Ford showed fascinating versions of desert jackets. With gathered, stretch waists, rather full, the jackets were khaki-green suede, with mottled or tie-dyed appeal, new and very cool indeed. For the evening, there were new twists on the dinner jacket, with a range of jacket lengths over more white trousers, or a more tradional black suit worn with white scarves. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...