Sometimes, even without a gleaming chainsaw taken to it, an industry will undergo a correction. Here, Paris Fashion Week's message on the future.

Since taking over Courrèges, Nicolas Di Felice has refined its 1960s space-age legacy, shaping it into something sharp and contemporary. The latest collection features a precise color palette of white, red and black, and strategic color blocking that emphasized clean cuts and the balance between exposure and concealment.

The interior of the New York-based brand's first international retail location takes design cues from fly fishing, and is filled with antiques and family photos.