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mdankwah said:
I'm really liking this coat... the cut... I would put a guy in it! The makeup is a little random though, but I like it.
Alexander McQueen Uomo AW 05-06 Milan
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I'm really liking this coat... the cut... I would put a guy in it! The makeup is a little random though, but I like it.
need to see more but i dont like the buggy trousers at all, the rest is ok, not exceptional, i love the thorn headwear that goes with the silverish satin jacket
somehow, i much prefered the mood of his ss05 collection... it was more creative
btw, those 'bright' blue coats seem to be a total must for fw05.06 menswear..
just all over the place right?
somehow, i much prefered the mood of his ss05 collection... it was more creative
btw, those 'bright' blue coats seem to be a total must for fw05.06 menswear..
just all over the place right?
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am not diggin the presentation @ all whats with tose clown faces. anyway all isnt bad @ least some of the clothes are good
I've had a look at the full collection. I have to say I think it's ugly and incoherent. It's a cross between Jonathan Saunders and B Willhelm and saville row. I don't see any foundation to it, any key or signature pieces and I think the collection misses that - it's like it's searching around looking for a common theme, but... doesn't find any. And he also shows dungarees and boiler suits. Why?
Agree with you Johnny:-) I was kind of searching for sth that could make me like "Wow". And it was hard:-)
So I looked for the tailoring, the use of shiny fabrics, of stiff and thick wool... The silver plates covering tops were like continuing the mirror sewn-in of the SS05. There are some v.nice jkts and coat. The tailoring is wild as always, but I just didn't feel the "beat" of it all.
So I looked for the tailoring, the use of shiny fabrics, of stiff and thick wool... The silver plates covering tops were like continuing the mirror sewn-in of the SS05. There are some v.nice jkts and coat. The tailoring is wild as always, but I just didn't feel the "beat" of it all.
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From the Independent online:
Alexander McQueen rocked Milan with a glamorously avant-garde menswear collection last night. Taking inspiration from two films ­ La Haine and La Reine Margot ­ McQueen showed fashion as gang warfare with violent ghetto street sport versus bloodthirsty Renaissance aristocrats.
Slouchy skater-cut trousers and fox-trimmed parkas followed frock coats and matching trousers in overstitched claret velvet. A silver lamé suit fought it out with gold and bronze sequin tunics.
I'm already on the list for the metallic sweaters.
Alexander McQueen rocked Milan with a glamorously avant-garde menswear collection last night. Taking inspiration from two films ­ La Haine and La Reine Margot ­ McQueen showed fashion as gang warfare with violent ghetto street sport versus bloodthirsty Renaissance aristocrats.
Slouchy skater-cut trousers and fox-trimmed parkas followed frock coats and matching trousers in overstitched claret velvet. A silver lamé suit fought it out with gold and bronze sequin tunics.
I'm already on the list for the metallic sweaters.
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I personally loved the ensamble of the first two suits, especially the first one that one is soo hot, but that make up and lipstick is way too much. I don't guts should ever wear makeup (maybe in rare cases), but never lipstick.
Oh I believe it must have been Denis Simachev…?Acid said:this is really embaressing, i just realised i watched the wrong show.
this show was in the studio next door to dennis someone and when i saw these photos i realised that this isnt what i went to :NINJA:
I have a great paper blazer by him, but have not seen any pics from his new collection. Was it good?
http://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/style/shows/Autumn_Winter_2005/faust said:
The blue coat is nice, and there are some interesting details, but overall I’m a bit dissapointed.
macchiom said:
it was hillarious, it started like some poor mine worker/ train engineer......then went on to like business man......and then onto sort of majestic/ mad hatter......and then at the end it was just psycho......u have to see the photos to believe what the guys are wearing
Having seen some of his previous shows I have no reason to doubt that it must have been hilarious. But hidden in all the madness there usually are some nice items.Acid said:
Those of you who aren’t familiar with him try to take a look at http://www.denissimachev.com
Do you have any pics from the show?
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