By far his best womenswear collection ever. But leaving the ubiquitous Chanel comparisons aside (and yes, I wasn’t expecting such an honest and straight-forward proposition for a completely different fashion house); what I appreciate the most is his evolution giving women a much more wide range of style and fit through this tenure.
I remember during his Saint Laurent days that people used to say that in the end of the day, his mens collections compensated his weak offerings for the counterpart; but making an effort to show something fresh and youthful yet still appealing a large amount of clientele of all ages, and giving importance to both tailoring and dressmaking equally then I can see him being a womenswear designer full time.
I remember during his Saint Laurent days that people used to say that in the end of the day, his mens collections compensated his weak offerings for the counterpart; but making an effort to show something fresh and youthful yet still appealing a large amount of clientele of all ages, and giving importance to both tailoring and dressmaking equally then I can see him being a womenswear designer full time.
