Yves Saint Laurent Mens F/W 08.09 Paris - Page 3

**dior_couture1245** · 19-01-2008

I LOVE all of it!!!! Stefano is magnificent with menswear. I especially love the crushed velvet blazers!!!!

If only I was filthy rich....I'd buy all of it.

Alejandro · 19-01-2008

i think these are the times for menswear.

disco54 · 19-01-2008

I can see a lot of guys who would want those updated for today 70s style suits , the skinny pants will look good on skinny rocker guys hehe, the wide leg pants have this laid back hip hop vibe , overall nice collection , I like how he put a variety of looks , but the wide leg suits are stunning and very different for the eye, I think this look will catch on very fast, as the hedi slimmane skinny new wave look is stale .

Foxie-Pooh · 19-01-2008

I

almost everything in the collection. So fresh, so modern...

**Spike413** · 19-01-2008

I have loved this type of wider cut pant for years and years, there's something extremely elegant about it. It's all very sharp, very chic. Love some of the different fabrics I saw in the trouser department, some of the woven ton on tone stripes and all. I do however hate the skinny cropped trousers, they seem far less exciting or new in comparison to the opening looks.

Some of the piece together give an almost too 70's feeling for my taste, but it's more the styling than the pieces themselves.

**dior_couture1245** · 19-01-2008

(from the mens.style review)

Quote:

Michel Gaubert provided a soundtrack that swirled Lou Reed and Portishead into an intense stew.

I can't wait to hear this!!!

kahlilg · 19-01-2008

Definte 70's inspiration. Definitely YSL.

winterise · 19-01-2008

I'm in love with everything in posts #2 and #3. The perfectly cropped and tailored pants, the jackets...

Just perfect.

sirdorian · 19-01-2008

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Originally Posted by Ianastar

J'adore

As someone else mentioned -- this collection is just so ME

I LOVE LOVE LOVE the fit/cut of the first few pants, with a bit of swing at the bottom.

And the cropped pants are just the RIGHT length.

yeah...that swing is ace...and they have the RIGHT length as i´m also a tall skinny guy and it´s often hardly to find the RIGHT pant.

the blazer looks also quite good.

it seems that YVSL will blast the other designer away in the upcoming fashion week runway action.

cheers.

Salvatore · 19-01-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by sirdorian

...and they have the RIGHT length as i´m also a tall skinny guy and it´s often hardly to find the RIGHT pant.

Don't I know it.

**dior_couture1245** · 19-01-2008

^^Same...

nqth · 19-01-2008

So I have to agree with Cathy Horyn when she was saying why Pilati didn't make this for women. These clothes look so feminine. Even the model posed like he were a female model. These clothes look too beautiful and too sophisticated, kind of "a boyish doll, without any attitude". Maybe bc of the styling? I like the blue short jkt pair with the black skinny trouser.

Ianastar · 19-01-2008

I have a pair of pants from Ralph Lauren that fit that way, and they are my favorite pair of pants.

They are just too formal to wear everyday, and my office is kind of casual. If I had more oppouturnities to wear them, Id wear them always. And by more, like these YSL ones.

Street_a_Licious · 19-01-2008

very 70's, very mod.

well well well.... guess i like it!

**Inaya** · 19-01-2008

I am not so sure about the styling but most of the pieces are lovely.

19-01-2008	#31
dior_couture1245 On Your Video Phone Profile: Mod Squad Member Location: NY Gender: homme Posts: 5,382	I LOVE all of it!!!! Stefano is magnificent with menswear. I especially love the crushed velvet blazers!!!! If only I was filthy rich....I'd buy all of it. __________________ "DIOR, NOT WAR!" - My motto
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Alejandro & b Profile: Location: MIAMI Gender: homme Posts: 13,994	i think these are the times for menswear. __________________ Homosexuality is God's way of insuring that the truly gifted aren't burdened with children.
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19-01-2008	#33
disco54 fashion elite Profile: Gender: femme Posts: 2,691	LUV the wide leg pants I can see a lot of guys who would want those updated for today 70s style suits , the skinny pants will look good on skinny rocker guys hehe, the wide leg pants have this laid back hip hop vibe , overall nice collection , I like how he put a variety of looks , but the wide leg suits are stunning and very different for the eye, I think this look will catch on very fast, as the hedi slimmane skinny new wave look is stale . Last edited by disco54 : 19-01-2008 at 12:19 PM.
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19-01-2008	#34
Foxie-Pooh fashion insider Profile: Gender: homme Posts: 2,154	I almost everything in the collection. So fresh, so modern...
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19-01-2008	#35
Spike413 Shady Profile: Mod Squad Member Location: New York Gender: homme Posts: 12,771	I have loved this type of wider cut pant for years and years, there's something extremely elegant about it. It's all very sharp, very chic. Love some of the different fabrics I saw in the trouser department, some of the woven ton on tone stripes and all. I do however hate the skinny cropped trousers, they seem far less exciting or new in comparison to the opening looks. Some of the piece together give an almost too 70's feeling for my taste, but it's more the styling than the pieces themselves. __________________ We’re all fascinated with corruption, the more glamorous the better - Rick Owens my blog; updated Nov 21st - random musings of a fashion fiend
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19-01-2008	#37
kahlilg V.I.P. Profile: Location: the basement of studio 54 Gender: homme Posts: 3,985	Definte 70's inspiration. Definitely YSL. __________________ I can't see other people's signatures just so you know.
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19-01-2008	#38
winterise front row Profile: Location: California Gender: femme Posts: 253	I'm in love with everything in posts #2 and #3. The perfectly cropped and tailored pants, the jackets... Just perfect.
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19-01-2008	#41
dior_couture1245 On Your Video Phone Profile: Mod Squad Member Location: NY Gender: homme Posts: 5,382	^^Same... __________________ "DIOR, NOT WAR!" - My motto
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19-01-2008	#42
nqth arndom Profile: Location: Hanoi, Vietnam Gender: homme Posts: 2,563	So I have to agree with Cathy Horyn when she was saying why Pilati didn't make this for women. These clothes look so feminine. Even the model posed like he were a female model. These clothes look too beautiful and too sophisticated, kind of "a boyish doll, without any attitude". Maybe bc of the styling? I like the blue short jkt pair with the black skinny trouser. __________________ http://ilovesorbet.blogspot.com/: hanoi street style. Last edited by nqth : 19-01-2008 at 01:56 PM.
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19-01-2008	#43
Ianastar fashion elite Profile: Location: Engulfing a Lobster Roll Gender: homme Posts: 2,905	I have a pair of pants from Ralph Lauren that fit that way, and they are my favorite pair of pants. They are just too formal to wear everyday, and my office is kind of casual. If I had more oppouturnities to wear them, Id wear them always. And by more, like these YSL ones. __________________ It's said, The map of the world is on you The moon gravitates around you
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Street_a_Licious V.I.P. Profile: Location: Vienna Gender: homme Posts: 5,694	very 70's, very mod. well well well.... guess i like it!
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19-01-2008	#45
Inaya broken Profile: Mod Squad Member Gender: femme Posts: 6,356	I am not so sure about the styling but most of the pieces are lovely. __________________ descend into darkness
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