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Coach 1941 S/S 2020 New York
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I mean, commenting on this is like getting angry at a baby for getting food all over its face. You know what I mean?
These clothes are fake. 80% of it will never go into production and will never be worn by anyone except for Selena Gomez or whoever in the campaign. Maybe a few appearances on a red carpet at a c-list event.
The bags and shoes, the stuff they will actually sell and what people will actually be able to buy, look fine. I guess. I mean, who cares.
These clothes are fake. 80% of it will never go into production and will never be worn by anyone except for Selena Gomez or whoever in the campaign. Maybe a few appearances on a red carpet at a c-list event.
The bags and shoes, the stuff they will actually sell and what people will actually be able to buy, look fine. I guess. I mean, who cares.
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I care, lol!
It's sad that nobody else does because in reality this collection is a marked departure from the prairie aesthetic which we've seen countless times. Is it because of Batsheva? Either way, not worried he's no longer doing it.
I think menswear looks accessible and could really make a point. I like the proportion of the skirts on the women, but not the elements and colours. He'll have a hard time selling that to anyone.
But it's a step in the right direction. Out of his comfort zone, for starters. Leather is very hard to diversify but I think the attempt s halfway decent. Better than Bottega, if you ask me.
It's sad that nobody else does because in reality this collection is a marked departure from the prairie aesthetic which we've seen countless times. Is it because of Batsheva? Either way, not worried he's no longer doing it.
I think menswear looks accessible and could really make a point. I like the proportion of the skirts on the women, but not the elements and colours. He'll have a hard time selling that to anyone.
But it's a step in the right direction. Out of his comfort zone, for starters. Leather is very hard to diversify but I think the attempt s halfway decent. Better than Bottega, if you ask me.
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