Pieter Mulier, Raf Simons’s former right hand, made his debut at Alaïa during Haute Couture Week.
The former Raf Simons right hand showed his first collection for the French house during Haute Couture Week.Megan Thee Stallion, meet Pieter Mulier. Mulier’s excellent first collection at Alaïa—the house founded by Azzedine Alaïa, which literally defined body-con dressing—comes at a time when Hot Girl Style is being made newly relevant by a generation of stars who weren’t alive when the beloved Tunisia-born designer set up shop in the Marais neighborhood of Paris in 1987.
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