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Comme des Garçons Mens F/W 12.13 Paris
Last edited by Pradable : 20-01-2012 at 12:16 PM. |
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Last edited by Pradable : 20-01-2012 at 12:26 PM. |
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comme des filles ! don't like this, so not original, this men looking like girls fashion is really embarassing, borring and ridiculous
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What exactly are you expecting when "originality" does not existed? What will make menswear original? Creativity is a better term to use, if you must.
I personally really like this collection and I see nothing ridiculous. Everything is extremely wearable. I'll always appreciate a great pair of CdG cropped trousers. The blazers made with a mixture of fabrications are the highlights for me, alongside the signature polka-dot prints and romantically used roses.
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For some of the jackets...something seems a bit like Coco Chanel???
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aparently the audience wasn't terribly thrilled. look at the man sleeping against the post in this picture;
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Neither man nor woman” was the statement of intent from the designer Rei Kawakubo, referring to coats curved to the body or swinging and patterned with roses, worn with ankle-short pants. That hairy gap of flesh was the only clear signal that the models were all boys, not girls. But this show was far from angry or aggressive — rather a sweet take on tailoring with a 1980s rocker vibe, a modern energy and an unexpected feel for romance.
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Last season, Rei Kawakubo used bridal lace in her men’s collection; this time, she went for old-time pink roses on gray suiting, sweet polka dots and boxy shorts or culottes with jackets that evoked the classic Chanel cardigan. And the shoes came with little heels and socks with boldly colored ribbing, while the models wore Joan Jett wigs, at times with a beribboned bowler hat. All these elements felt warmly and securely Comme des Garçons, but perhaps the most appealing thing about the show today was the silhouette: longish and free at the waist, with those full shorts (or knee-length skirts) and, naturally, hairy calves before the splash of pink at the ankles. One impulse was romantic — Jane Eyre, I thought — the other punk.
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Androgyny Now–Hidden under a mop of jet black disheveled hair, the boys of Comme des Garçons told a tale of unadulterated rebellion. Fashions for the elegant punk, a long coat, pulled in at the waist delivered charm in quaint varieties, ranging from polka dots and somber black to discreet etchings. Complemented with pleated skirts and cape jackets, large floral prints made a divine statement, knowing no bounds and lending Rei Kawakubo’s misfit a soft touch, fused with moderate angst. Finished with large bows tied at the neck and petite heels, ready for the catwalk, Comme des Garçons delivered a welcomed collection of means and mode.
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