ES by Sadaharu Hoshino - Page 3

cerfas · 13-12-2005

Zazie · 13-12-2005

To be honest, I only like the outfits posted from #25 to #29, where just one distinct idea is pushed to its ethereal limits. I get visual fatigue from too many "decontructed" pieces piled on, and where the individual elements (leggings, split skirts and jackets, etc.) aren't as original or unique and look similar to those of other decon designers. The sum is simply not greater than its parts, and deconstruction as a movement is getting a bit tired....the older feathery blouses I absolutely love, though.

runner · 13-12-2005

thanks cerfas!

softgrey · 29-07-2006

anyone know what's going on with this designer lately?...

runner · 30-07-2006

you can see A/W 06 here
http://www.firstview.com/WRTWfall2006/ES/index.html

susie_bubble · 30-07-2006

It reminds me a of Tashi, London....... some of the clothes. But I quite like it all and would probably wear it all separately.

*Happiness* · 30-07-2006

mmm, interesting. thanks soft!

cerfas · 02-09-2006

runner - thanks for that link!
i am going to post some of those pictures for the sake of discussion

images from firstview:

cerfas · 02-09-2006

cerfas · 02-09-2006

sort of ... underwhelming. i didn't post a lot of the images...
i feel like this is the kind of thing you have to see in person. there was one black dress that was really cool but the way everything is styled makes it look like the pieces don't matter ...

cerfas · 02-09-2006

aw no the glow int he dark images didnt post

a lot of the elements of this collection were glow in the dark

or maybe blacklight?

softgrey · 04-09-2006

oh yummy...!!

...

i will have to come back when i have more time to look at the rest of the images...

thanks for posting them cerfas!...
good to see ya!!

and thanks for the link monsieur runner...

cerfas · 06-09-2006

You're welcome, softgrey

It's nice to be back
I wish I had as much time as I used to!

**MulletProof** · 04-10-2012

For some strange reason, I remembered him several times today and it got me wondering on his current whereabouts. Any idea, Scott/runner??, I remember when he was one of the designers I'd get most excited about during Paris Fashion Week, and suddenly just went off the radar, almost like Melody Wolf. He had such a crisp approach to clothes, really miss him.

runner · 04-10-2012

checked a bit and what I found is that he now runs a design consulting company which I guess is like the one naoki takizawa does.
the latest major project is the design of the private label of takashimaya, one of the most famous department stores in japan. that takashimaya's new line is to be launched next spring. he is officially a "creative director" there.

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runner El Viaje Definitivo Join Date: Feb 2004 Gender: homme Posts: 10,930	you can see A/W 06 here http://www.firstview.com/WRTWfall2006/ES/index.html __________________ Let the stars decide

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Zazie fashion insider Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: dans le metro Gender: femme Posts: 2,020	To be honest, I only like the outfits posted from #25 to #29, where just one distinct idea is pushed to its ethereal limits. I get visual fatigue from too many "decontructed" pieces piled on, and where the individual elements (leggings, split skirts and jackets, etc.) aren't as original or unique and look similar to those of other decon designers. The sum is simply not greater than its parts, and deconstruction as a movement is getting a bit tired....the older feathery blouses I absolutely love, though.

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cerfas fashion elite Join Date: Feb 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 2,996	runner - thanks for that link! i am going to post some of those pictures for the sake of discussion images from firstview:

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