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Ahluwalia F/W 2022.23 London
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Fat Karl
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What on earth are all these designers? Where are they coming from and why are supposed to care???!
And again, not a diverse cast. Shameful.
And again, not a diverse cast. Shameful.
Cocteau Stone
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The excess use of the mad hatter hats wasn't necessary.
Unfortunately, this is a collection we a have seen too much of before. I'll admit, there's some great selling pieces (the button ups and sweaters) but that's really it. It all feels so expected in relation to the current fashion climate.
Unfortunately, this is a collection we a have seen too much of before. I'll admit, there's some great selling pieces (the button ups and sweaters) but that's really it. It all feels so expected in relation to the current fashion climate.
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A collection designed by the Instagram algorithm, a snooze fest!
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You know I think it would be neat if there was actually a brand out there that was marketed as something like this. Instead of the made up profound backstory deep reasoning sh*t people write on their cover letters just be like "this is designed by AI to capture the stupid superficial zeitgeist of social media" or something. Like would that not be so fun and stupid LOL. I just can NOT going thru these London and NY designers' websites and reading their about me sections
