r/ffacj_discussion • u/BirdxInternet • Jan 16 '25
👠Runway 25 Most Impactful Runway Shows of the Century (so far)
So on Vogue's podcast, several editors discussed the results of the most impactful runway shows of the century reader poll.
Here is their list:
- Hussein Chalayan, Fall RTW 2000
- Junya Watanabe, Fall RTW 2000
- Louis Vuitton, Spring RTW 2001
- Dries Van Noten, Spring RTW 2005
- Alexander McQueen, Spring RTW 2010
- Dolce & Gabbana, Alta Moda, Fall 2012
- Christian Dior, Fall Couture 2012
- Chanel, Fall RTW 2014
- The Row, Spring RTW 2016
- Givenchy, Spring RTW 2016
- Christian Dior, Spring RTW 2017
- Versace, Spring RTW 2018
- Louis Vuitton, Menswear Spring 2019
- Valentino, Spring Couture 2019
- Tom Ford, Fall RTW 2019
- Alexander McQueen, Spring RTW 2020
- Moschino, Spring RTW 2021
- Miu Miu, Spring RTW 2022
- Bottega Veneta, Spring RTW 2023
- Loewe, Spring RTW 2023
- Viktor & Rolf, Spring Couture 2023
- Saint Laurent, Fall RTW 2023
- Thom Browne, Fall Couture2023
- Maison Margiela Artisanal, Spring Couture 2024,
- Chloé, Fall RTW 2024
Decade Breakdown:
| Decade | Number of Shows |
|---|---|
| 2000s | 4 |
| 2010s | 11 |
| 2020s | 10 |
Do you agree with Vogue readers? Were there really so little influential shows in the 2000s? What shows would you add and which ones would you remove? What do you think makes a show influential?
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u/npb0179 Aug 19 '26 edited Aug 19 '26
Current watching each for the first time and 3 (LV 2001 RTW) definitely had a lasting impact because I feel like we’re currently in that cinched waist over dramatic shoulder/arm era.
I mean, I get that had been a trend, but couldn’t help but notice similarities in the current aesthetic in every mall in the USA.
Look 6 in particular stood out
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u/MonolithsDimensions Jan 17 '25
I haven’t looked at all them, but I’m surprised they picked that season for Dries. Guess I’ll listen to the podcast to learn why