Sweetface F/W 06.07 NYC - Page 4

Rich10 · 11-02-2006

dude it look's really good I adore jennifer

Pulp Fiction · 11-02-2006

I love it ! very different than what they did lst year !!

style_expert · 11-02-2006

trailer trash!

Foxie-Pooh · 11-02-2006

Whatever...she probably just show her team a bunch of inspration pictures from other designers and go "ok so I want this skirt with that top and maybe throw in the coat from this picture with a bow like that of the other picture and add some print like this person...get it?" You see a buch of modified trends from the previous season in here...bubble skirts, loose tops, skinny pants/leggings, wide obi belts and bows

nat_attak · 11-02-2006

i must admit.. i don't like JLO and her line of clothing. but this season's collection is, by far, her best. i actually like some of the pieces. it is much much better than last season's. good for her.

fezbatik · 11-02-2006

Although I do not understand her direction or inspiration (though I can imagine her growth and ideas stem more from the high streets and fashion that she encounters in her travels), I can appreciate that Miss J.Lo is at least using these shows as a learning experience...

...and evolving the same way I would expect any 16 year old to (no offense to 16 year olds)...

aistobasbistoc · 11-02-2006

I honestly can't think of a single adjective to describe these clothes, and apparently no one else can either. I read trashy as a descripton, which at this point is a compliment, at least it means something is being conveyed by the collection. I wouldn't say it's anything dreadful or incompetent, just amazingly banal and tame in it's ideas.

Pulp Fiction · 11-02-2006

Can someone help me to find a video and professional review from this show ?? please.

AlexN · 11-02-2006

Professional review...that makes me laugh for some reason.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Foxie-Pooh

Whatever...she probably just show her team a bunch of inspration pictures from other designers and go "ok so I want this skirt with that top and maybe throw in the coat from this picture with a bow like that of the other picture and add some print like this person...get it?" You see a buch of modified trends from the previous season in here...bubble skirts, loose tops, skinny pants/leggings, wide obi belts and bows

Agreed. However, I've gotta say it's better than some of the other stuff coming out of NYC.

Madhuri · 11-02-2006

I think if she weren't J-Lo there wouldn't be as many catty comments about this collection. I don't even like J-lo and I think it's actually quite good.

Pulp Fiction · 11-02-2006

style.com review :

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NEW YORK, únor 10, 2006 – "I've been working on a couple of period films, so I'm a fifties and sixties fanatic right now," said Jennifer Lopez of the influences behind her latest Sweetface collection. The multi-hyphenate star scaled way, way back from her MTV-ready runway debut of a year ago to present her new fall line in the comparably intimate confines of Industria Studios. The better to see how it's changed, she suggested in her opening remarks. Yes, there's still a heavy street influence—this came across most clearly in the models' inch-long pearly press-on nails—but the line is much more trend-friendly now. Volume, bows, waist-cinching belts—Sweetface has them all. The first two came together beautifully in a floppy navy trench that a few insiders may think looks Burberry-esque. With J. Lo's imprimatur, fashion outsiders—i.e. pretty much the entire population—will think it's the very definition of cool.

– Nicole Phelps

Tushka_BeLLa · 11-02-2006

I don't mind it, actually! But the styling is BAD.

AlexN · 11-02-2006

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With J. Lo's imprimatur, fashion outsiders—i.e. pretty much the entire population—will think it's the very definition of cool.

*shakes head in complete confusion*

Eccentricity · 11-02-2006

f*ck sweetface and f*ck jennifer lopez, this is exploitation of the whole concept of fashion, commercialisation for the purpose of capitalising on something which will make her revenue, i am very offended

**saann** · 11-02-2006

I could see myself getting a lot of pieces in this collection..
I'd say it's one of the better collections this far from new york.. not the best but better than a lot of others

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nat_attak trendsetter Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: where the sidewalk ends Gender: femme Posts: 1,483	i must admit.. i don't like JLO and her line of clothing. but this season's collection is, by far, her best. i actually like some of the pieces. it is much much better than last season's. good for her. __________________

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fezbatik backstage pass Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Toronto Gender: femme Posts: 579	Although I do not understand her direction or inspiration (though I can imagine her growth and ideas stem more from the high streets and fashion that she encounters in her travels), I can appreciate that Miss J.Lo is at least using these shows as a learning experience... ...and evolving the same way I would expect any 16 year old to (no offense to 16 year olds)... __________________ “I keep my hair down as my protection. With a drink it is better. I am very fun after one glass of vodka. I am more beautiful, too.”

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aistobasbistoc rising star Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: u.s. west coast Gender: homme Posts: 137	I honestly can't think of a single adjective to describe these clothes, and apparently no one else can either. I read trashy as a descripton, which at this point is a compliment, at least it means something is being conveyed by the collection. I wouldn't say it's anything dreadful or incompetent, just amazingly banal and tame in it's ideas. __________________ Dona nobis pacem

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Eccentricity trendsetter Join Date: Nov 2005 Gender: homme Posts: 1,046	fck sweetface and fck jennifer lopez, this is exploitation of the whole concept of fashion, commercialisation for the purpose of capitalising on something which will make her revenue, i am very offended __________________ Upholding a legacy, paying tribute to a memory HofE Epitomising refined, understated elegance and grace * Alec Wek - Mariaclara Boscono - Natasha Poly - Karen Elson - Sascha P*

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Rich10 tfs star Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: world Gender: femme Posts: 1,796	dude it look's really good I adore jennifer

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Pulp Fiction tfs star Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Paris Gender: femme Posts: 1,504	I love it ! very different than what they did lst year !!

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style_expert V.I.P. Join Date: Jan 2006 Gender: homme Posts: 8,531	trailer trash!

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Foxie-Pooh fashion insider Join Date: May 2004 Gender: homme Posts: 2,218	Whatever...she probably just show her team a bunch of inspration pictures from other designers and go "ok so I want this skirt with that top and maybe throw in the coat from this picture with a bow like that of the other picture and add some print like this person...get it?" You see a buch of modified trends from the previous season in here...bubble skirts, loose tops, skinny pants/leggings, wide obi belts and bows

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Madhuri tfs star Join Date: Jun 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 1,759	I think if she weren't J-Lo there wouldn't be as many catty comments about this collection. I don't even like J-lo and I think it's actually quite good.

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Tushka_BeLLa V.I.P. Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: South Africa Gender: femme Posts: 7,676	I don't mind it, actually! But the styling is BAD.

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saann I don't know Mod Squad Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 6,046	I could see myself getting a lot of pieces in this collection.. I'd say it's one of the better collections this far from new york.. not the best but better than a lot of others

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