Carolina Herrera Resort 2025 Mexico City

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[KoV]

Exactly what you’d expect and, I think, exactly what their customer wants.

 

[imjustken]

Gorgeous. Every single look. The prints, the colors, the shirts, the skirts, the dresses. The makeup and the jewelry too. Been a long time since I've seen a collection that colorful and that joyful.

 

[IndigoHomme]

That Otomi-inspired print already got Carolina into trouble once. Did she not learn from her mistake or did she stop stealing designs and start paying Mexican artisans?

 

[Monsieur Cristobal]

Exactly what you’d expect and, I think, exactly what their customer wants.

Agree.
Wes Gordon loves Raf's Dior and the good Balenciaga (SS13, the last 10 looks of FW17), but everything here is simplified, so that the customer feels just beautiful.
It might feel a little derivative fashionwise, but I find it more honest than selling an Haute Couture tshirt handpainted in biological cotton blablablah for 30.000€.

 

[EDEN21]

despite this collection being so "safe" it feels refreshing to see real clothes that actually deliver what customers want. As a whole the collection is beautiful, despite not being the type of things I would wear even if I had the money