ROCHE - L'heritier de Paris

All of Paris believed the "rock" had fallen. When the legendary designer Hélène Roche died, her son Aurélien was left alone in an empire of silk and shadows. He broke with tradition, burning his mother's classic elegance and replacing it with raw, dark streetwear. But amidst the bolts of fabric and the flashbulbs of the front row, signs appeared that shouldn't be there: a notebook with recent appointments, the scent of her perfume in deserted hallways, and a note in her handwriting: "What you need will come soon."

While the fashion world celebrated Aurélien, he grappled with a question that drove him mad: Had he buried a dead woman-or witnessed the greatest spectacle in fashion history?