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Very nicely put Visconti.
visconti said:I like this quite a bit. It was frustrating reading through the other posts a moment ago because a lot of what I wanted to say about the Roeg-ish contrast has already been said. I think it may go beyond the simple "android lands in suburbia" thing. If someone were to wear full outfits (or even single pieces) from this collection anywhere outside of the world's poshest locales, they'll be as at odds with their surroundings as this model is. For those of us who try to wear unique stuff outside of NYC/Paris/London/Tokyo etc. (and even those who do live in these fashion capitals) this is an accurate (if stylized) representation of how it can feel to be yourself in an environment that may not be hostile, but is certainly not completely accepting.
(...)This ad is much more effective because, as someone (it won't let me read back far enough on this reply page to see who) mentioned, putting these clothes in a cold, futuristic, sci-fi environment is obvious and easy. So is cramming 2 pages with a bunch of models.
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eventhough I always wonder how this collection will look onto the streets... and would love to see girls wearing this collection. so you're answering my wonders. it's good point!! very good point! have you ever thought of fashion journalism?

BerlinRocks said:never thought about that! very good point, Visconti!!!!!eventhough I always wonder how this collection will look onto the streets... and would love to see girls wearing this collection. so you're answering my wonders. it's good point!! very good point! have you ever thought of fashion journalism?
i could see the ad different, now. (but Coco is still freaky to me!)

eyeswideopen said:anyone could have taken that picture.

yes she wouldBerlinRocks said:^Tanya would been perfect.
I just wish Coco closed her mouth...I'm with you; this is one of my favorite campaigns in seasons, coming from another who didn't like the show that well. Seeing the clothes in this context actually makes me appreciate them for the first time. I guess I needed a background story to fill where the clothes didn't speak to me on their own...MulletProof said:I also agree with your comment!, I LOVE this!!.![]()
it's one of my favorite Balenciaga ads in a very long time, it's so quiet and eerie in a futuristic way that's not really predictable.. very modern IMO.
It definitely surpassed my expectations.. considering the show was so awful...

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