Ann Demeulemeester S/S 2014 Paris

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[TREVOFASHIONISTO]

this is really good. I love her use of black more than the red though

 

[KKnardi]

very parisian, some of the looks might be overdone, i.e too much going on in one outfit, but taken apart and per piece it's fine!

 

[Psylocke]

Not really digging the use of red and prints and really hating the hats this time, but I think this is her most interesting collection in a while. Still quintessentially Ann D, of course, but those printed leggings and tiny shorts really make you look twice at some outfits. I can't wait to see HQs, there's a lot I want to take a closer look at. My favorite look is #13 (in the first post), so awesome

 

[Not Plain Jane]

These hats are crazy, kind of cool, like melted straw hats

This collection has a more whimsical tone that some of her other recent work. I can't tell if it's lace, burnout, embroidery or print, but I like that she's mixed in some pattern other than stripes. I personally wouldn't style printed tights with printed bottoms etc, but it's easy enough to break that up.

The jackets are fabulous as usual.

 

[elle_gb]

It's inexplicable how cool this collection was. Those hats complete all the looks to me.

 

[bennyboy]

best show so far !!!!!!!!!

 

[Fiercification]

The first collection in a while that I've really loved of Ann's. The hue of red used in the penultimate section is a bit of an eyesore but I love the prints and hats.

The final section in brown and black is really stellar .

 

[Not Plain Jane]

Oh, now that I've seen this full screen on style.com I can honestly say I am in love. It's truly beautiful work up close.

 

[Scott]

wow what a surprise. for a moment i thought i might be looking at an old gaultier collection with all those patterns. kind of reminds me of when she shocked everybody in the early noughties by going against her usual black & white palette and incorporated bright orange and violet.

 

[HeatherAnne]

Oh, now that I've seen this full screen on style.com I can honestly say I am in love. It's truly beautiful work up close.

Yeah my eyes had a hard time viewing it in a small quality due to the intricate detailing and color palette, but it really is stunning.

I know I'm probably alone in this, but she had started getting rather repetitive to me, so I'm glad she really went for it this season. There's a lot of gorgeous coats, and interchangeable layering pieces.

 

[Koibito]

Love everything of this collection! some of those have the vibe of the Valenino spring 2010 haute couture collection

 

[yesitsdagny]

I admit, I'm crazy for Ann's designs, always have, always will. This collection amazes me once again. She really knows how to make layers work. There are so many wonderful coats, jackets and vests. I'm literally in love with every single look of this collection. It's not only about beautiful individual pieces but the styling is also stellar!

 

[Nymphaea]

Wonderful collection, the red is gorgeous, also the hats! Very good job!

 

[Razzer]

I am CRAZY for those hats!

 

[Caffeine]

wow, this is such an exciting collection. I especially like the prints and the shirts/jackets. The whole looks just work so perfectly together. best collection so far.

 

[Phuel]

wow what a surprise. for a moment i thought i might be looking at an old gaultier collection with all those patterns. kind of reminds me of when she shocked everybody in the early noughties by going against her usual black & white palette and incorporated bright orange and violet.

That's it Scott! I was trying to figure out why it looked so familiar with those hats and the lace and the airy asymmetry... It is so very much Gaultier-- just minus the joy and exuberant color palette, which isn't a bad thing when it comes to Ann, Queen of the solemn but regal girls. Her melancholic and reserved attitude "at the races" vibe is still cool. And still Ann, just not the Ann I adore.

 

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