Susan Cianciolo F/W 08.09 NYC

**Scott** · 09-02-2008

so happy this got some coverage. i love susan and i've missed her presence..

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**Scott** · 09-02-2008

gius · 09-02-2008

thank you scott

i think she only has one other thread here.. and it's only one page - very glad to see more of her work

feeling some kind of don't want to use this word tribalism going on a bit
with the raw edges and ragged patchwork of fabrics
also in the prints and accessories.. irregular bone wood necklaces and long trinkets of straw wrapped in colours

i saw a photo of her once in her designs
suits her very well

it has a "real person" feel to it..

shutterbug · 09-02-2008

Bumping this because I dig it

**Scott** · 09-02-2008

yeah,i don't think many people really ever understood her. which is funny too as she was often dubbed the kawakubo or margiela of america. it does feel very real....her homespun aesthetics are just part of her soul and she expresses her emotions through stitching.

as for the collection itself...you're right. its kind of what one recalls dries van noten doing some years ago only with susan,as i mentioned,its got a more homespun aesthetic. very her.

09-02-2008	#1
Scott Stitch:the Hand Profile: Mod Squad Member Location: Among the trees Gender: homme Posts: 11,825	Susan Cianciolo F/W 08.09 NYC so happy this got some coverage. i love susan and i've missed her presence.. *papermag.com __________________ 'rise like lions after slumber. in invanquishable number-shake your chains to earth like dew which in sleep had fallen on you-ye are many-they are few' percy bysshe shelley,the last verse of: the mask of anarchy
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Scott Stitch:the Hand Profile: Mod Squad Member Location: Among the trees Gender: homme Posts: 11,825	__________________ 'rise like lions after slumber. in invanquishable number-shake your chains to earth like dew which in sleep had fallen on you-ye are many-they are few' percy bysshe shelley,the last verse of: the mask of anarchy
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gius V.I.P. Profile: Gender: homme Posts: 10,162	thank you scott i think she only has one other thread here.. and it's only one page - very glad to see more of her work feeling some kind of don't want to use this word tribalism going on a bit with the raw edges and ragged patchwork of fabrics also in the prints and accessories.. irregular bone wood necklaces and long trinkets of straw wrapped in colours i saw a photo of her once in her designs suits her very well it has a "real person" feel to it.. __________________ ☺ ♫
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shutterbug backstage pass Profile: Location: Vancouver Gender: femme Posts: 837	Bumping this because I dig it
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Scott Stitch:the Hand Profile: Mod Squad Member Location: Among the trees Gender: homme Posts: 11,825	yeah,i don't think many people really ever understood her. which is funny too as she was often dubbed the kawakubo or margiela of america. it does feel very real....her homespun aesthetics are just part of her soul and she expresses her emotions through stitching. as for the collection itself...you're right. its kind of what one recalls dries van noten doing some years ago only with susan,as i mentioned,its got a more homespun aesthetic. very her. __________________ 'rise like lions after slumber. in invanquishable number-shake your chains to earth like dew which in sleep had fallen on you-ye are many-they are few' percy bysshe shelley,the last verse of: the mask of anarchy
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