Henri Alexander-Levy‘s cult brand Enfants Riches Déprimés, which literally translates as Depressed Rich Kids, took over a multi-storey car park in central Paris where the guests were kept warm with barrel fires. Classic models of Mercedes-Benz and Rolls-Royce drove through and parked up, while a child security guard made sure nobody got too close. The clothes themselves were incredibly desirable. Huge black leather army coats, a chain-mail dress, and fabrics that looked as if they were burned and stained. It also may have been the first time that models travelled down the runway on a Vespa.