Ann Demeulemeester
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Oh, oh, careful - I said the same thing in another thread, and I was made into a misogynist by the tFS feminist police.Baizilla said:^ Oh seriously?
Jennifer Aniston never striked me as a woman with that kind of personality.. The personality it takes to wear Ann's garments...
If you find some pictures, it would be much appreciated!
Baizilla said:Oh sorry.. then.. I'll take it back!
Let me paraphrase this then... "Jennifer Aniston never striked me as a woman who wears Ann."
Speaking of character, look on the internet for the Sep. 2003 Vogue where Nicole Kidman is decked out mostly in Ann Dem. throught the 20 page spread. That was AWESOME. She was wearing THE BOOTS in every shot
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!She is magnificent!... incredible styling as well..
she wears those combat boots so well
I could easily see her on the Ann Dem runway.. she's got the height!
There is just something about Nicole Kidman.. she is able to do the androgynous look better than anyone.. she also looked amazing in DH.
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Thanks for sharing your experience at the new store Melisande, from the description it sounds quite inspiring, and you look exquisite. 
I have to agree with you Baizilla, from my very limited impression of Jennifer Aniston, she didn't strike me as someone who would wear Ann D either. I would love to see any pictures though.
But damn. That photograph of Nicole Kidman.
Now that is an image that will stay in my head for a while. Such character, nonchalance, and strength in her eyes, the clothes, the pose, contrasted with the beautifully vulnerable exposed skin.. She pulls it off so well, much better than I would have thought... My mouth was literally a little open while I stopped and looked at the picture for a while . Okay I think I should stop swooning now, haha. Thanks for sharing faust.
I have to agree with you Baizilla, from my very limited impression of Jennifer Aniston, she didn't strike me as someone who would wear Ann D either. I would love to see any pictures though.
But damn. That photograph of Nicole Kidman.
Now that is an image that will stay in my head for a while. Such character, nonchalance, and strength in her eyes, the clothes, the pose, contrasted with the beautifully vulnerable exposed skin.. She pulls it off so well, much better than I would have thought... My mouth was literally a little open while I stopped and looked at the picture for a while . Okay I think I should stop swooning now, haha. Thanks for sharing faust.
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Thank you everyone for the compliments...
It just occurred to me that Ann's aesthetic is perhaps actually more traditionally Japanese than most of the Japanese designers out there... She perfectly captures the spirit of wabi-sabi and mujo...the quiet yet deeply powerful beauty of transience, the soul made visible by the passing of time and patina, pared down shapes, sombre colors with exquisite nuances...you can see this in the ink paintings, ceramics, architechture, and tea ceremonies here in Japan...the whole city of Kyoto is a good example...in fact, it would have been perfect if Ann would have made her boutique in an old renovated traditional Japanese structure...
Don't want to sound pretentious, but I think specifically in Ann's case I enjoy seeing her clothes actually worn by people in the flesh than in photos...I think her clothes are actually created to complement movement, flesh, veins, muscles, wrinkles, transluscent skin, emotions, and whatever else comes with a living breathing human being. I guess it depends on the photography though. And I agree w/ Trophy about Tilda Swinton!
It just occurred to me that Ann's aesthetic is perhaps actually more traditionally Japanese than most of the Japanese designers out there... She perfectly captures the spirit of wabi-sabi and mujo...the quiet yet deeply powerful beauty of transience, the soul made visible by the passing of time and patina, pared down shapes, sombre colors with exquisite nuances...you can see this in the ink paintings, ceramics, architechture, and tea ceremonies here in Japan...the whole city of Kyoto is a good example...in fact, it would have been perfect if Ann would have made her boutique in an old renovated traditional Japanese structure...
Don't want to sound pretentious, but I think specifically in Ann's case I enjoy seeing her clothes actually worn by people in the flesh than in photos...I think her clothes are actually created to complement movement, flesh, veins, muscles, wrinkles, transluscent skin, emotions, and whatever else comes with a living breathing human being. I guess it depends on the photography though. And I agree w/ Trophy about Tilda Swinton!
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Melisande, please don't say anymore. I'm trying to save my money.
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^ Ah I can't take it no more, I'm definitely going to Tokyo early next year 
i love how she drapes the fabric
her top parts are always great..sometimes im effy about the bottom part..just not i favor
i agree with you baizilla..about nicole i mean
one of my fav female celebs...definetly has a great aura that can pull off 'the look'
her top parts are always great..sometimes im effy about the bottom part..just not i favor
i agree with you baizilla..about nicole i mean
one of my fav female celebs...definetly has a great aura that can pull off 'the look'
Hint Mag has a small piece up about the new store, I think most of the info has been covered but here is the link:
http://hintmag.com/shoptart/shoptart.php
http://hintmag.com/shoptart/shoptart.php
thanks for sharing, melisande
a small blurb from showstudio.com
a small blurb from showstudio.com
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It's not only photographers that are accorded the key exhibition spaces of the Villa. The largest 'gallery' (in fact a converted swimming pool) is often given to a fashion designer. The first year SHOWstudio visited Hyères it was Karl Lagerfeld and this year, the presentation is by Belgian designer Ann Demeulemeester. Seventeen mannequins are dressed in a complete look from a series of her collections spanning fifteen years. Though Demeulemeester is famed for her predominantly black clothing, the presentation is restricted to black to emphasise the importance of detailing -the inclusion of small shells, feathers and opalescent buttons- in her work. In a nice curatorial touch, the dates are scribbled on the glass below in marker pen. Black, naturally.
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anyone here have any pictures of some snug fitting Ann clothing for men. Preferably blazers and suits.
