Lanvin AW17 CREDIT: BERTRAND GUAY/ AFP/GETTY IMAGE Caroline Issa A s we enter the final stretch of fashion month, it's amazing to note how fast everything is changing and yet how simultaneously nothing has changed at all. At Lanvin ’s autumn/winter 2017 Paris show, I sat next to a fashion editor who calculated that she has been attending fashion shows for 20 years with half the faces in the audience remaining exactly the same. What was most astounding, she continued, was how long they'd all tried to keep a fresh perspective on the same, standardised fashion show format. Lanvin AW17 CREDIT: GETTY IMAGES W hich is precisely why a shifting of focus on the catwalk is what makes things interesting. And Bouchra Jarrar’s ever-evolving work as creative director at Lanvin catches the eye, and tilts the perspective. She offers us something new – a fresh approach that makes you ponder. Her predeces