Do I like it? 
hmmm
not sure.. still Bernhards collections are always worth mentioning and his 'presentation' sure got him some much needed extra publicity... he's no CCP anyway 
well put report and
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erhhh I'd say the p*rn star most likely
hmmm
not sure.. still Bernhards collections are always worth mentioning and his 'presentation' sure got him some much needed extra publicity... he's no CCP anyway well put report and
visuals provided here, by FWD Paris June 27, 2003 - That old chestnut has turned up again. If a horse has been flogged to death, how do you manage to bring it back to life to gallop again another day?
While German designer Bernhard Willhelm is famous for his lumpen (i.e. lumpy and misshapen), overpriced, printed tracksuits, that's about all he has under his design belt. So how do you put some zip into a tired old format? Why, by putting those same tracksuits on buffed and beefed up sex gods, of course.
Even better, why not get them to navigate their way through an obstacle course while dressed in said threads, which is what Willhelm did -- sending his muscle men, their faces and bared torsos decorated with camouflage paint, swinging over army bunk beds, under tables, through doors, hiding behind signs, and then rewarding themselves by
Sure it had people smiling for a moment, and one fashion follower talking excitedly about the p*rn provenance of at least one of the models, but a show is one thing. The clothes are quite another. Was there anything new? Aside from a few cutouts, some abstracted prints and a print of upholstery fringe edging pockets, one would have to say, no.
What's going to linger in the mind long after the show is over? A p*rn star swinging on a rope, or the clothes -- typical muted gray pieces -- that he was wearing?
erhhh I'd say the p*rn star most likely
What is this,a very bad mix n' match 
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