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^ I could not agree more!
Her clothing always translates very well off the runway! And as you said the layering for the show is no exception, you can break it all down and still have a wonderful piece!
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13-10-2008
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LOVE it!
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14-10-2008
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Wow - I'm extremely impressed with the mood that she set this season. The vibrant colors are a departure from what I'm used to seeing from her, but at the same time, she's still managed to bring her trademark style to the way she handles the fabric. I love it!
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14-10-2008
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I swear, I've had at least five women tell me how much they love the shoes.
Am I not seeing something? 
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15-10-2008
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I am starving for HQ's for this collection!!
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some past collections by Dries van Noten ie. spring 2004 http://www.style.com/fashionshows/co...VNOTEN/?page=1    he uses knots in his work too .. . anyway i love ann's work here, how it's so three-dimensional as if it's not done with drafting with flat patterns rather just wrapping fabric around a figure.. (though now i know you can also do this just with drawing,) compared with Dries' here, his is slightly flatter and a different silhouette btw great music ! Last edited by gius : 27-10-2008 at 12:18 AM. |
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28-10-2008
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 browns I am not sure what type of heel the Ann ones have but the front is just like these  on a more positive note, I really hope I am able to pick up one of the gathered dresses.  |
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28-10-2008
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inaya, great observation (you too guis, I also was reminded of that exact piece) i wouldnt say they are a rip off but more an extension of the alaia shoes in a different context. what ann does is put her ingenius spin on them. i wouldnt be a candidate for the alaia ones because [as astoundingly beautiful as they are] I prefer a more aggressive shoe style and that's what ann offers. as soon as I saw her shoes I thought of the aa's but had no doubt that the demeulemeester ones were on the top of my must have list. maybe one day I could add both to my closet...that would be a coup.
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28-10-2008
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^ I much prefer Ann's version, also.
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28-10-2008
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29-10-2008
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  Too amazing for words! The snow flake dresses, the jewellry and the draping (don't really what to call it ..) are SO amazingly done .. and not in a cliched way either! LOVE LOVE LOVE!!! I must admit that I never really saw her appeal before, but this my god is wonderful.
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Where would the world be if Alaia hadn't first thought to wrap thin leather straps as a hold for a woman's shoe? Last edited by Inaya : 29-10-2008 at 04:19 PM. Reason: please do not quote images in replies :) |
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30-11-2008
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I don't see the rip off perspective in the shoes...just another take, like luckyme said. Here are some closeups. They're clearly not as dainty and severely sexy as the Alaia's, plus they have Ann's trademark chunky heels and the Victorian influence; and I reckon they are created as the extension of the FW 08 lace up high boots. They are just amazing
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