The look of the haute bourgeoisie is for everyone, Olivier Rousteing said with this solid equestrian inspired Balmain collection.
The haute bourgeoisie look is for everyone, no matter the color of their skin, or where they came from.
And who better to say it then Rousteing, an African orphan adopted by French parents, whose upwardly mobile success story, still a rarity for France, is the subject of “Wonder Boy,” nominated for the best documentary film award at the Cesar Awards Friday night.A decade into his role at Balmain, Rousteing has positioned himself as the voice of the new bourgeoisie.
“I’ve been put in a box of glam, of sexy shoulder pads, but I don’t want to be in it,” he said. One believes him; he doesn’t want to be in any box.
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