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Hello Paris #8 - Long live Colette

What happens if you take pictures of the Balenciaga Colette pop-up store and mix it with hip-hop lyrics about the brand?

Hello Paris #8 - Long live Colette What happens if you take pictures of the Balenciaga Colette pop-up store and mix it with hip-hop lyrics about the brand?
Travis Scott

Travis Scott

Bad Mood
Tory Lanez

Tory Lanez

Tory Lanez

Tory Lanez

Balenciagas
Big Sean

Big Sean

So Much More
Migos

Migos

Migos x Young Thug

Migos x Young Thug

Crime Stoppers
 Kodak Black

Kodak Black

Tunnel vision
Joey Bada$$

Joey Bada$$

PPaper Trail$
Chief Keef

Chief Keef

2 Chainz

2 Chainz

Dresser
French Montana

French Montana

We go wherever we want

What happens if you take pictures of the Balenciaga pop-up store Colette and mix it with hip-hop lyrics about the brand? This.

Migos

Migos

2 Chainz

2 Chainz

Dresser
Chief Keef

Chief Keef

Joey Bada$$

Joey Bada$$

PPaper Trail$
 Kodak Black

Kodak Black

Tunnel vision
Migos x Young Thug

Migos x Young Thug

Crime Stoppers
Big Sean

Big Sean

So Much More
Tory Lanez

Tory Lanez

Balenciagas
Tory Lanez

Tory Lanez

French Montana

French Montana

We go wherever we want

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With its last months of existence, Parisian most-famous concept store has become the pop-up location of different brands until it's closing in late 2017. The first guest pop-up brand was Balenciaga, one of the most hyped in the whole fashion industry right now. Forget the history of Cristobal, reworked classics of Nicolas Ghesquière and modern moves of Alexander Wang, Demna Gvasalia is the one who put it back on a pedestal in 2017.

Whether we can argue or not about its relevance at the moment or the fact that one of the most historically important brands became "Vetements 2.0" - the sales says it all. Balenciaga in 2017 is one of the most popular brands and facts say it all. While A$AP Rocky rocking orange waterproof puff jacket, we can get us a lighter or a pencil - thanks to Colette, who launched pop-up gallery dedicated to Balenciaga; the installation includes literally cut on half cars, nothing but a Porsche, some bikes and computers to edit your t-shirt prints on.

Long live Colette.