Gareth Pugh S/S 09 Paris - Page 3

JuiceMajor · 27-09-2008

now i know why he is showing in paris. So far...i like what i see. very crazy!!

t-rex · 27-09-2008

Some of these could easily be wearable if you dress it down and wear your hair casual

Can't wait to see more!

La bordélique · 27-09-2008

I love that he's repeating the texture of the ruff for his dress (on Lily D.)!
and how the white suit (on Olga S.) looks like it was made of pixels...

I can't wait to see the entire collection!

leyla m. · 27-09-2008

interesting review by H Alexander.
It is outrageous no matter what but kudow for trying Gareth!
You never know, he might get a ticket with one of the big houses one day just because of his originality. I see these things differently. A show is just a show to me so it can be as crazy and unsellable as they want. As long as the showroom proposes more commercial pieces its all good

style_expert · 27-09-2008

I'm actually really impressed

...I wasn't so sure about Pugh before actually

Can't wait to see the rest....

Navygreen · 27-09-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by mackos

Who cares about wearability in Paris?

Potential buyers.

It's totally unwearable[

], but ...special, like sculptures. That's about it.

mackos · 27-09-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Navygreen

Potential buyers.

For example Róisín Murphy, who doesn't care if it's wearable

Inaya · 27-09-2008

I'm surprised at how many people's reviews don't go past the point of whether something would be considered 'wearable' by general standards. Is that all fashion is about? What about the artistic aspect,the visualization of a great mind's concepts and exciting silhouettes and design in general?

I think this collection is surely one to be applauded... he's showing an ability to really edit and some maturity in his point of view without losing his sense of self.

Navygreen · 27-09-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by mackos

For example Róisín Murphy, who doesn't care if it's wearable

Wearability is subjective, I guess.

mackos · 27-09-2008

^That's right. As much as I wasn't keen on his collections, this one is quite admirable so far! I guess moving to Paris was a good step

Amywilliams · 27-09-2008

I LOVE this - does it really matter if its wearable if it looks this fabulous on the runway!?

ElectricAlyce · 27-09-2008

From the Guardian

TheItGirl · 27-09-2008

amazing

Nils · 27-09-2008

Lily looks weird without eyebrows. But weird is good

Jungla_Juana · 27-09-2008

his whole collection isn't actually comprised solely of the crazy, freaky-*** sculptures he puts on the runway.... it's actually pretty wearable.

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Inaya vertebrae by vertebrae Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: bible belt Gender: femme Posts: 7,184	I'm surprised at how many people's reviews don't go past the point of whether something would be considered 'wearable' by general standards. Is that all fashion is about? What about the artistic aspect,the visualization of a great mind's concepts and exciting silhouettes and design in general? I think this collection is surely one to be applauded... he's showing an ability to really edit and some maturity in his point of view without losing his sense of self. __________________

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