Cerruti Mens S/S 08 Paris

[kiddokiddo]

Another revival of Cerruti??? Does anybody know who's designing it now? Looks like John Ray's work for Gucci with a touch of Hedi Slimane

vogue.fr

 

[kiddokiddo]

 

[kiddokiddo]

^^anyone can identify the designer??? or his relationship with Hedi Slimane cause this collection looks like Mr. Slimane threw up on it

 

[ilaughead]

It's Nicolas Andreas Taralis. That'd be where the Slimane influence comes from.

 

[JJohnson]

His usage of black is always amazing, even in his womenswear collections

 

[kiddokiddo]

ok thanks..I see, I like his own work but never seen him before hahaha..

 

[gius]

oh i'm surprised, he is Canadian

news.yahoo

By JOELLE DIDERICH, Associated Press Writer
1 hour, 22 minutes ago

If Van Assche made a conscious effort to distance himself from Slimane, Canadian designer Nicolas Andreas Taralis — another Dior alum — carried a burning torch for his mentor.
His catwalk debut for Cerruti had all the hallmarks of a Slimane show, from the neon strip decor to the androgynous models and slimline capes.
Taralis is a flawless tailor, as witnessed by slouchy black trousers with low cummerbund belts and shrunken jackets in gray wool sparkling with silver thread.

 

[SomethingElse]

I think this is a very smart jacket! http://cache.vogueparis.com/2007/Printemps_Ete/Hommes/Pret_a_porter/Paris/Cerruti/00200m.jpg. B) With all the 1.2.3. button down jackets, and some double breasted pieces, and bomber jackets, and pseudo racing gear, the simple cut and glitzy fabrics are a welcome relief to my eyes!

 

[Forwardmotionis]

i dont know call me crazy but i really dont care to much for this collection, and i really dont like a lot of the models

Like the final one i mean come on he looks 40 and druged up.

 

[reese06]

I don't care for the models but I absolutely love the transparent shirts.

 

[kiddokiddo]

well, I think Slimane's die hard fans now know what to buy next spring

 

[kiddokiddo]

btw, my fav looks

SOURCE: VOGUE.FR

 

[ilaughead]

I'm actually really impressed by this.

Off topic, but Hedi had four assistants, did he not? Three of them found work with high-profile houses. [SIZE=-1]What is [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]Martijn Ball doing right now?[/SIZE]

 

[Mutterlein]

Some of it I love, some not so much. The womenswear is absolutely amazing.

 

[city girl]

Exactly what i was thinking kiddokiddo - he's now filling in the gap left by Hedi. I like this

 

[mikeijames]

i love how cerruti -- of all the houses in all the world -- looks more like dior homme than dior homme...

 

[Scott]

i agree with you something else. i also think nicolas has a much more forgiving aesthetic that hedi did. but everybody keeps saying hedi,hedi,hedi(as usual the one who actually starts it never gets credit) but have we all forgotten the one who really started this look....Belgian wunerkind Xavier Delcour?? but yes it's sharp and darkly glam in that vein but to there's so much more freedom in his works than Hedi.

 

[Scott]

btw,that grey riding-style coat with the stripes is a dream.....

 

[belletrist]

i love how cerruti -- of all the houses in all the world -- looks more like dior homme than dior homme...

Yes indeed

I LOVE Taralis, more than Slimane. This is just great, and I hope the pieces will be easier to find than Taralis' own brand. Too bad Cerruti has zillions of licenses (cheap stuff, costumes, etc)

 

[DuTTyRoCK112]

gorgeous... the cut of the jackets is a wet dream.