Dress code footnote

From one of my wife Anne Midgette's terrific pieces on Christoph Eschenbach in the Washington Post:

He has long ago discarded the standard tailsuit in favor of a crisp Nehru jacket; at the Orchestre de Paris, where he is music director...a fashion house was brought in to design an alternative to the players' traditional formal dress.

So it can be done, unless the players and audience in Paris just hate what they're wearing now. Any word on that?

(Anne's other Eschenbach piece is here.)

Added later: I searched online in vain for photos of the orchestra in its designer wear. But I did find this, from a British review last month:

If nothing else, the Orchestre de Paris wins the Best-Dressed Musicians at the Proms award. They looked wonderfully chic in their natty tunics. I wish my colleagues on the fashion desk had been there to give you a more expert description.

The critic then goes on to trash the way the orchestra played.