Armageddon. Apocalypse. End of Days. This Rick Owens show was the end of the world. Or at least that is what the three 2-meter-ish across orbs that were set alight by technicians, slowly lifted by crane high above us, and then dropped to a sizzling impact in the Palais de Tokyo fountain were there to represent. Ruminating during the line-out pre-show, Owens said: “The fireballs are flaming suns, arcing across the sky, and crashing to the ground. But I did it on repeat because it happens over and over.”

“'I’m always trying to reassure myself that whatever is happening in the world right now—whatever conflict or crisis or discomfort—it’s happened before. And somehow goodness has always triumphed over evil, because otherwise we wouldn’t be here now.”

Source: Vogue

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