mikeijames
no tom ford, no thanks.
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I don't post on TFS regularly anymore...
Because after a few years of observing the phenomenon of technology, particularly the internet, and how it has contributed to fashion, to clothes..it's not altogether positive. And I chose to remain an observer rather that an active participant.
But I would just like to exclaim that this is beautiful!
In my humble opion, Sarah Burton did a magnificent job for her first collection for Alexander McQueen. Let the ready-to-wear crowd do what they do, be it wrong or right. Only time will tell.
But to create such a visual feast, that is, at once, humble and intelligent and vibrant and strong, is an accomplishment. It doesn't pretend to be anything other than a collective of gorgeous traditional craft. It is sort of removed from "everything else". I would like to underline that this is imporant work. Important for creativity and intelligence, joy, and all our other emotions.
I'm only guesstimating, but these clothes, these images seem so honest. Some may be familiar with this feeling...when you hand yourself over to a state of work that is so free, the craft becomes a sort of religious experience.
Overall, of course, these are just clothes. And for all I know, next season will be about techno, or bananas, or what have you. But I hope that Sarah Burton sticks to a vision of craft and lightness as she mentioned.
i simply cannot agree more. there's nothing more that can be said. seriously, but for alexander mcqueen himself rising from the grave and taking a bow at the end of this collection, i don't know how she could've crafted a more perfect show.
and those shoes are simply objets d'art....


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