His debut collection was a complete and total disaster. Unfortunately, I’m ashamed to admit that I will never forget it. It was such a shock after leaving behind a strong tenure at Pucci.
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The Double Play - Part 2
Photographer: Paolo Roversi
Fashion Editor: Patti Wilson
Models: Lily Cole, Audrey Marnay, Lily Donaldson, Querelle Jansen, Lisa Cant, Kirsten Owen, Caroline Trentini, Lydia Hearst
Vogue Italia Archive
A Romantic Allure - Part 2
Photographer: Peter Lindbergh
Models: Luca Gadjus, Louise Pedersen, Lisa Cant, Dovile Virsilaite, unknown
Vogue Italia Archive
Don’t include me. I want him back…
Imran’s piece is very strange and makes me question his views or understanding of the industry.
To compare Hedi Slimane with Jacquemus or even JWA is such a weird thing to do.
Just because you communicate...
Who doesn't love a Romina-kick-and-reminder every now and then? And thank you @tapenerd for bringing me back here, hadn't seen those Courrèges pictures before and, apart from the sunglasses trying to steal the spotlights, they're quite great in...
I quite understand your feeling. When she appeared years ago, I was tied between "wow" and "why", smitten by how peculiar her beauty was (and still is) but yes, a hundred times yes, she only got better with time. More subtle in her way to pose...
I really didn't get her appeal when she surfaced with that Prada campaign, but now that she's more matured she looks great. I wonder how she would look with eyebrows though.
A Romantic Allure - Part 1
Photographer: Peter Lindbergh
Models: Luca Gadjus, Louise Pedersen, Lisa Cant, Dovile Virsilaite, unknown
Vogue Italia Archive
Comparing Hedi with Simon is just laughable, they are truly different calibre. So what he is trying to say? The way HS work is no longer relevant for today in his point of view? (aka The "Business" of Fashion) to mention a picture getting almost...
You’ve mentioned this a few times before when it comes to Black models.
Dark skin will react/absorb/reflect to lighting noticeably more so than lighter skin— and studio lighting is so intense that, just the placement of the lighting will produce...
Evening on the Down-Low
Photographer: Steven Meisel
Stylist: Edward Enninful
Set Design: Gideon Ponte
Models: Kim Noorda, Marina Perez, Shannan Click, Romina Lanaro, Diana Dondoe & Missy Rayder
Make-Up: Pat McGrath
Hair: Garren...
"Evening On The Down-Low"
Models: Kim Noorda,Marina Perez,Shannan Click,Romina Lanaro,Diana Dondoe,Missy Rayder
Photographer: Steven Meisel
Fashion Editor: Edward Enninful
Hair: Garren for Garren NY Salon
Make up: Pat McGrath for Giorgio Armani...
CHRISTY TURLINGTON BURNS WILL ALWAYS BE IN FASHION
Photography: Ethan James Green
Styling: Carlos Nazario
Hair: Lucas Wilson
Make-up: Sam Visser
Model: Christy Turlington Burns
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it's not so surprising on the streets in East Asia since I see loads of Gen Z girls coveting the entire look - the shirt/mini skirt combo and the bag. the Gen Z girls really went for the entire look. I've seen the ensemble so many times that I...
The collections are good and the logo is less obnoxious.
MiuMiu is retail gold too. Not shops filled with a bunch of black nylon items!
The irony is that I think the clothes themselves were better during the Katie Grand era but the collections...
But the growth has been so unexpected and all of a sudden! I wonder why exactly? Did they invest a lot in Chinese influencers? My colleagues tell me they have an immense number of Chinese buyers in their boutiques, which was not the case before...
If we look at Sarah’s McQueen, it’s closer in spirit and execution to Givenchy than McQueen.
She is not a leading fashion voice but she is a safe voice. Her biggest asset is that her offering is very sharp, consistent and we have to say it...
The collections are good and the logo is less obnoxious.
MiuMiu is retail gold too. Not shops filled with a bunch of black nylon items!
The irony is that I think the clothes themselves were better during the Katie Grand era but the collections...
Don’t include me. I want him back…
Imran’s piece is very strange and makes me question his views or understanding of the industry.
To compare Hedi Slimane with Jacquemus or even JWA is such a weird thing to do.
Just because you communicate...
Don’t include me. I want him back…
Imran’s piece is very strange and makes me question his views or understanding of the industry.
To compare Hedi Slimane with Jacquemus or even JWA is such a weird thing to do.
Just because you communicate...
Don’t include me. I want him back…
Imran’s piece is very strange and makes me question his views or understanding of the industry.
To compare Hedi Slimane with Jacquemus or even JWA is such a weird thing to do.
Just because you communicate...
Luxury Brands cut so many corners on all categories RTW, ACC, stores, packaging, materials, underpaid staff, etc
Just like Haute Couture has some rules to use the name/term, i think luxury should have some universal standard rules applied to...
But he did him no justice the title sounds promising but then fails deeply by not showing this other side of Hedi and then he proceeds to double down to agree why it makes sense that Hedi´s way of working is not in tune with the times. LOL
Cheap...
But he did him no justice the title sounds promising but then fails deeply by not showing this other side of Hedi and then he proceeds to double down to agree why it makes sense that Hedi´s way of working is not in tune with the times. LOL
Cheap...
....But his perfectionism and his approach to communications are not a great fit for the way the fashion world is moving: real-time, digital, raw and open.
BULL S....T!!!!!!!!!! observation on Imran's part
Simon Porte Jacquemus and Jonathan...
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