Chloé F/W 09.10 Paris

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Chloe Fall 2004 and Chloe Fall 2009/10

These are the first faces of both collections. So similar in silhouette and colour. I love it though!

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well the detailing is nice on lots of the outfits , i still hate the pants except for the mustard ones paired with those musketeer style boots (VERY 1981-82) , well Chloe became a blockbuster of Phoebe's spins of 70s and early 80s fashions , Chloes hall mark is its dirty pretty look , it cant send out a cyber goth or punk colleciton because the house isnt about that . Im sure these clothes in parts will fare much better than Paulos stuff did , I would like for her to experiment with different trousers and not to see woolen hammer pants for spring, because one of Chloes trump cards are its great pants , I didnt see many on this runway . SHe is no frida , there is emotion and thought in this collection.
 
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well Chloe became a blockbuster of Phoebe's spins of 70s and early 80s fashions , Chloes hall mark is its dirty pretty look , it cant send out a cyber goth or punk colleciton because the house isnt about that .


True. :smile:

To be fair, there have been elements of punk, which I think were very successful - for example, I have a studded Ida clutch bag from S/S '06.

But it is not a hard-edged punk, it is softened and vintage-looking (BS vintage, as one TFS member so eloquently put it! :lol: ). :D

More like what punk evolved into, in the early '80s.
 
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