Trovata F/W 05 Menswear NYC

[eugenius]

Actually, i have a corduroy coat from their spring collection that I absolutely love..There are 2 diff't sets of buttons on the front & cuff of the sleeve, both of which have an old antique look to them. The inside lining is done in a polka-dot print, and the inside pocket is done in harris-tweed fabric (which is why I prefer to wear it inside out)...It's rather plain-looking on the outside, but if you look at the small details, such as the color of the thread used to sew the buttons in, I think its actually quite fun...oh yeah, and it fits like a charm--big plus if you ask me..

But of course, I would NEVER wear it the way it's displayed in their shows..

[Mutterlein]

Originally Posted by DriversHigh

hahahaha I sense some jealousy from the two of you.

No, I'm usually jealous of good designers.

[kLm]

Jealousy? Not in this bunch, when it comes to designers like this. Good thrift store shopping and some Abercrombie pieces and you've got this look down pat.

[iyemstoopid]

does that guy have a "popped" collar?

[The Leviathan]

trovata is overrated. it's like abercrombie.

[TheGloryOfThe80s]

It's displayed terribly. I agree with the comparisons to thrift store finds. Looks like what proffesional students wear. It's just totally unnecessary.

[faust]

Originally Posted by Johnny

I'd heard of this stuff but never seen it till now. God it's ****!! To compare it with DVN is giving it way too much credit, although I can totally see it Faust - the acid colours in particular was a very Dries thing (ah, those were the days when Dries was on form.............) Anyway, who buys this gubbins?

Sorry Johnny. I don't know what I was thinking. I guess I meant, "without looking too close"

[clay]

I also see a bit of Marc J. in this stuff. Not my cup of tea.

[marcj]

I LOVE TROVATA.... those pictures dont do it justice tho...