Yves Saint Laurent Mens S/S 2012 Paris

tarsha · 24-06-2011

nowfashion

tarsha · 24-06-2011

nowfashion

tarsha · 24-06-2011

nowfashion

ADLET · 24-06-2011

Part 1

gqmagazine.fr

ADLET · 24-06-2011

Part 2

same source

Donatello89 · 24-06-2011

blazers and shorts. blue, black, white. how original. how new...... ahaha Zara collections are more inspired

MMVV · 24-06-2011

I think it's such a shame that all the subtlety and directness of what the "personnage" of Stefano Pilati is capable for himself, IS, canceled and reduced in a small message of 25 looks by Joe McKENNA.

Stylist are such a big power these days............So sad !

Look like a Formal Collection with a bit of twist for windows appealing.

happycanadian · 24-06-2011

completely agree with you, Donatello! i mean, sure - alot of this stuff is very wearable and classic and great quality, i'm sure - but bloody boring. where's the inspiration? the originality?

menswear needs to step it up and gimme something new.

Phuel · 24-06-2011

Love this.

Fashion can be a quiet affair and still create an impact. The cut and tailoring looks immaculate, and the lines are so sleek I can feel the coolness. And I notice how regal the clothes contribute to the wearer overall; you know, the concept that the man wears the clothes, and not the other way around.

simons · 24-06-2011

there's some interesting pieces (i'm a sucker for cropped anything and i really like, though simple, adrien sahores' look) but this collection looks messy to me whereas his previous ones seem more refined.

Marc10 · 24-06-2011

It's not groundbreaking, but it's a very nice collection. The tailoring is on point, love the one botton jacket and the camel trench with a structure inspired from the resort collection. The frabrics are quite nice too, love the leather and the snake, it reminded me of the Jil Sander collection but more light.

helmut.newton · 24-06-2011

This is a nice enough collection but it offers no point of view. This is the kind of thing you would see in stores, in between the two major seasons. Nothing exciting or dynamic; just classics. Theres nothing wrong with that, but, the runway show is an opportunity to put forward "a vision", so to speak. And we know Pilati is capable of doing this.

His first few collections for YSL, both menswear and womenswear, were much more interesting and dynamic.

LagerfeldBoy · 24-06-2011

Same ol', same ol'. Nonetheless, I'm fond of this. My favorite part of the collection has to especially be the khaki pieces. The looks after the khaki looks are stunning as well.

mikeijames · 24-06-2011

even yves saint laurent has gone python. it's interesting watching him trying to negotiate that creative distance between that fantastic volume we had in those moroccan inspired collections and the great slimness he reintroduced last season. he hasn't found the balance, but he's definitely found something quite covetable while he works out those differences. some of those jackets and pants will sell like hotcakes.

Janard Williams · 25-06-2011

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LagerfeldBoy V.I.P. Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Hollywood Gender: homme Posts: 3,868	Same ol', same ol'. Nonetheless, I'm fond of this. My favorite part of the collection has to especially be the khaki pieces. The looks after the khaki looks are stunning as well. __________________ Forever and Ever: Snejana/Anabela/Natasha/Anja/Britt/Kasia/Sasha/Magdalena/Raquel/Hanne G./Freja/Mariacarla/Anna S./Tatiana/Katie F./Shu Pei/Erin W./Karlie/Bette/Constance/Elsa S.TUMBLR BLOG

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MMVV windowshopping Join Date: Feb 2011 Gender: homme Posts: 9	I think it's such a shame that all the subtlety and directness of what the "personnage" of Stefano Pilati is capable for himself, IS, canceled and reduced in a small message of 25 looks by Joe McKENNA. Stylist are such a big power these days............So sad ! Look like a Formal Collection with a bit of twist for windows appealing.

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happycanadian V.I.P. Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Toronto Gender: homme Posts: 5,693	completely agree with you, Donatello! i mean, sure - alot of this stuff is very wearable and classic and great quality, i'm sure - but bloody boring. where's the inspiration? the originality? menswear needs to step it up and gimme something new. __________________ Mark me: Rio de Janeiro will be the city of the new decade.

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Phuel backstage pass Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Canada Gender: homme Posts: 503	Love this. Fashion can be a quiet affair and still create an impact. The cut and tailoring looks immaculate, and the lines are so sleek I can feel the coolness. And I notice how regal the clothes contribute to the wearer overall; you know, the concept that the man wears the clothes, and not the other way around.

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simons backstage pass Join Date: Feb 2008 Gender: homme Posts: 677	there's some interesting pieces (i'm a sucker for cropped anything and i really like, though simple, adrien sahores' look) but this collection looks messy to me whereas his previous ones seem more refined.

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Marc10 V.I.P. Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Brazil Gender: homme Posts: 4,371	It's not groundbreaking, but it's a very nice collection. The tailoring is on point, love the one botton jacket and the camel trench with a structure inspired from the resort collection. The frabrics are quite nice too, love the leather and the snake, it reminded me of the Jil Sander collection but more light. __________________ le rêveur

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helmut.newton V.I.P. Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Australia Gender: homme Posts: 4,715	This is a nice enough collection but it offers no point of view. This is the kind of thing you would see in stores, in between the two major seasons. Nothing exciting or dynamic; just classics. Theres nothing wrong with that, but, the runway show is an opportunity to put forward "a vision", so to speak. And we know Pilati is capable of doing this. His first few collections for YSL, both menswear and womenswear, were much more interesting and dynamic. __________________ http://lalineauomo.blogspot.com.au/ UPDATED April 21st - Personal Style Feat. Prada Spring Summer 2012