MsCrow
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For a woman designing for women, Burton sure does like to suppress the female body
This is spot on.
Lee had an intrinsic understanding and reverence of the female form that translated to often fiercely cut but incredible beautiful and wearable clothes.
This collection looks like it was drafted on a page and stuck onto the body, the lines and prints fight against the natural shape and the upshot is, it all looks horrible.
I’ve stopped feeling sad and upset about the state of the collections Burton has designed. She’s a brilliant technical designer but the house needs a wild imagination. One that doesn’t just take elements of different cultures and straps them together with some bondage lines but has a flowing, visionary narrative running through every piece.
I see those butt-ugly frou frou hip shapes are still there in the final dresses, albeit rendered in feathers.