Christian Wijnants F/W 14.15 Paris

[Morphe]

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[Morphe]

 

[Morphe]

 

[MulletProof]

Just this morning I was imagining a silver top like that, same proportions, and thinking it probably didn't exist.

The gray tiny prints and patchwork are also the stuff of dreams.

I love him..

And he can do no wrong in my eyes but one complaint: blasphemous boots, now that's the stuff of nightmares, he somehow managed there to upgrade the horror of mid calf boots to something that isn't even mid calf. Brilliant for its evilness.

 

[Scott]

everything just looks so magical…..and cozily so. i'm with you mullet,i adore what he does….rarely if ever does he disappoint me….similar to lutz.

 

[mariska]

Cool collection! Effortless and easy, modern elegance..
The way he uses flashes of colour and combination of colours is just beyond. Very sophisticated.

 

[Vitamine W]

Folks at Vionnet should come here to take a look at how it's done.

 

[IsabelMarantBoy]

I'm not familiar with his work, but this is gorgeous I love the shots of metallic with the cozy pastels.

 

[Psylocke]

Some beautiful pieces in this collection. I think as a whole it's a bit hit or miss, and those gloves are a huge turn-off, but the gorgeous knitted dresses towards the end make up for that and I like the general feel of the collection.

 

[Inaya]

amazing fabrics the lines & proportions are spot on too... so clean

 

[elle_gb]

I love how they play with fabrics, it looks very organic.

 

[abadonna]

adore combination of colours, modest and outstanding at the same time

 

[Cold]

He's starting to create a strong signature with his knits. This is a pretty dreamy collection. Lovely soft hues, interesting textures, distinct contrasts, although I could do without the gloves.

 

[TianSoFine]

Something about this collection is screaming Chloe at me, just not quite as structured. Anyway, it's quite nice.

 

[Nicolasa]

My special recognition to the work of Lotta Volkova who has masterfully put the multiple graphics, textiles, materials, colors... in right proportions. Bravo!

 

[tricotineacetat]

His clothes shine better when seen as separate pieces than from looking at his runway silhouettes, which often times come up as a bit droopy and hard to pull off - What's with his insistence on drawstringed shorts for winter, or quilted trousers? Neither of which seem particularly easy to pull off for the normal woman.

His lantern-sleeved opera coats and somewhat 1920ies shaped dresses seem about the strongest pieces from this collection, as well as the occasional fun touch of silver lame that I'm sure can mix easily with existing Wijnants or just about any wardrobe basic. I just really miss to see him expand his view on the grander building of a 'look', than to focus on just delivering sellable, boutique-friendly separates.