Christian Siriano F/W 2024.25 New York

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[Scotty]

Oh lord tragic like always. At least Queen Coco is booked and busy.

 

[tourbillions]

whoever said margiela was rupauls drag race... what would this collection be then? party city?

 

[gallianostan]

whoever said margiela was rupauls drag race... what would this collection be then? party city?

but the difference is we always expect the best from margiela. nobody expects anything from christian siriano except a good laugh, which is exactly what this steaming pile of cowshit has given me.

 

[Tchi]

This is a collection of dresses straight from my nightmares

 

[JohannesL]

He has been in the business for so long, but the cut and construction of his clothes is still very poor. He should have bought the archive from Zac Posen and copoed its patterns or at least sought out vintage designers to study their patterns.

 

[Cocteau Stone]

His pattern making always confuses me. I understand that certain designs and shapes need a waste seam. That's a no brainer, but the way he goes about it just always pisses me off. So visually obtrusive.

 

[jeanclaude]

I can´t stand jackets with fusible interlining...that cardboard look it gives is horrible.

 

[GoldenPetals]

New York fashion week does NOT need this person.

 

[Deleted member 1957]

I wish he would focus on quality and tone down on quantity. His collections always have potential but too much going on which makes it cheap and tacky. He's lucky to have the support of some of the best models in the industry and a loyal clientele, he just needs to tone down and get a team that understands taste and the use of the right fabrics. At least one thing he does better than most designers is give curvy models the right shapes.

 

[Lola701]

Americans have Christian Siriano, French have Alexis Mabille…A mess all along supported by questionable fabrics.

 

[Nimsay]

Yes. Christians lack of growth regarding the importance of interfacings and linings really limits his line. MGCs Dior shows you how linings alter plain garments.