Christian Siriano S/S 2015 New York

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[Dressaddict]

I don't know, it feels like 3 collections in 1.

 

[elle_gb]

I'm not his fan here,but I do like the white section he nailed it.

 

[GIVENCHYlover]

Divine

 

[agee]

I don't know if Christian Siriano has an identifiable signature, nevertheless this is a good collection.

 

[MyNameIs]

I hate that of all the PR contestants he's the only one who's 'made it', but this is a pretty good collection from him. He toned down the tackiness. It's nothing groundbreaking, but what is in New York?

 

[Nymphaea]

^I hate that too. Although Michael Costello is doing a fine job also I believe.
He did a nice job, it's quite likable.

 

[TaylorBinque]

Much better and quite improved colour palette. I think he could continue the silhouettes and shapes from the white section towards the end. That would have made a much more cohesive collection. Nonetheless, this is a good one from him.

 

[Ninutsa]

In my opinion, no matter how hard he tries and how many assistants and stylists he hires, he will always have the image of a designer who produces tacky and tasteless clothes. There are so many talented designers out there who do this type of silhouettes in a more sophisticated way.. Nothing original here.
Nevertheless, I agree that this collection is his best one.

 

[vandekamp]

The white section is pretty nice. Overall it doesn't really feel that cohesive to me.

 

[Littleathquakes]

It definitely feels like 3 separate collections - perhaps it's because the transition between the color themes were so rough - but nonetheless, I think this is his most sophisticated collection to date. It's a bit annoying it's taken him so long to get here, but whatev, if he continues this trajectory, I will like his clothes again.

 

[ogepma]

There are some really nice things here, no doubt, but what exactly is this guy's identity? He just seems to go to different brands, pick a couple of looks from each of them and pile them together and voilà; he has a "collection". When the term project runway designer is used in a patronizing way, this is what they mean.