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Bally F/W 2023.24 Milan
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Sexy, glamorous and grown up
The men's is a bit all over the place for me but I'd like to see more, although a bit focused.
I like what he is doing and hope he can make the brand relevant again. He will have to take some risk in his propositions though. This is a very safe, although beautifully done collection for Milan.
I hope he is able to do well commercially and then take some bigger risk.
The men's is a bit all over the place for me but I'd like to see more, although a bit focused.
I like what he is doing and hope he can make the brand relevant again. He will have to take some risk in his propositions though. This is a very safe, although beautifully done collection for Milan.
I hope he is able to do well commercially and then take some bigger risk.
This only screams"nouveau riche" to me and it looks as tacky as Rhuigi's IG account. I actually really like Rhude, even his collaborations with Zara, but seems obvious to me that he is missing a clue on how approaching the luxury market.
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Azzedine encore et toujours!
Cara Taylor just looks like the ultimate Alaia woman.
What I appreciate about Rhuigi is that he seems to have a clear and confident vision. And that vision has the potential to be appealing and he does accessories that have a kind of « mass appeal » to relaunch a brand like Bally!
I can see Mary J Blige wearing those dangerous boots that looks like weapons (thank god he didn’t cast Kristen), the bags were good and overall the accessories are solid.
However, I think that show was the perfect illustration of when the environment harms what could have been a solid collection.
The whole set, mixed with the clothes, the questionable styling of the menswear and the allure of the whole thing gave me 1970´s brothel vibe. It had a very vulgar, not trashy, but very vulgar undertone about it.
It’s a pity because there are some very beautiful things here: the spectacular velvet puffer jackets, the velvet dresses, the mikado silk black coat and flare pants and the zipped skirts.
Cara Taylor just looks like the ultimate Alaia woman.
What I appreciate about Rhuigi is that he seems to have a clear and confident vision. And that vision has the potential to be appealing and he does accessories that have a kind of « mass appeal » to relaunch a brand like Bally!
I can see Mary J Blige wearing those dangerous boots that looks like weapons (thank god he didn’t cast Kristen), the bags were good and overall the accessories are solid.
However, I think that show was the perfect illustration of when the environment harms what could have been a solid collection.
The whole set, mixed with the clothes, the questionable styling of the menswear and the allure of the whole thing gave me 1970´s brothel vibe. It had a very vulgar, not trashy, but very vulgar undertone about it.
It’s a pity because there are some very beautiful things here: the spectacular velvet puffer jackets, the velvet dresses, the mikado silk black coat and flare pants and the zipped skirts.
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half of it is good and the other half is so so. the problem is the good and the bad are mixed kind of all way through so the continuous enjoyment is never really there.
also the materials/ fabrics looks very questionable…
also the materials/ fabrics looks very questionable…
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