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A romantic Bohemian Chic dominated fashion in 2002. Roberto Cavalli interpreted la vie bohème with a sexy, rock n’ roll edge. Tom Ford took YSL on an African safari while the legend behind the label, Yves Saint Laurent, announced his retirement. Another master of couture, Emanuel Ungaro, celebrated his 35th anniversary. Marc Jacobs triumphed with a sweetly detailed collection and an upbeat palette. The fashion crowd swooned for Phoebe Philo’s cool and romantic vision at Chloé and Jean Paul Gaultier presented a joyful collection full of vibrant saffron hues. Plus, Viktor & Rolf brought their clothing to life with ephemeral projections on video blue garments

Originally produced by Videofashion in 2006

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