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Comme des Garçons F/W 13.14 Paris

This is fantastic, the rose(flower) details are phenomenal. Love the prints and silhouettes. Speechless about the headpieces.
 
those final looks are absolutely gorgeous
 
This strikes me as a kind of mixture of the last 2 collections: the flowers and the layering. Here we have both flowers and layering. I love all of these looks: 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, and 28. The head pieces are great too.
 
i am in love with this :wub:

seems a really big nod to classic menswear. it's both romantic and very well tailored but also highly whimsical. i love all the details and the textures....i love the classic menswear stripes....
 
I'll say that I do like this collection......but I'm trying to wrap my head around it. The construction is incredible.......but it's REALLY high on the volume of the sleeves. In some of them...it looks too much like twisted pretzels on their arms...it's not an easy collection for me to digest right now....LOL!!
 
Wow. I feel like I'm looking into the future, or a possible future, before the end of a world.
 
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Wow. She's really on a whole different level. At this point, it's unfair to even compare other designers to her. No one comes close.
 
Wow. She's really on a whole different level. At this point, it's unfair to even compare other designers to her. No one comes close.

Lets not go overboard !
She's good , even great but certainly not greatest.
Ild put Vivienne Westwood right up there too.

But for sure ms CDG is a very astute business woman me thinks, very very astute.
Selling polyester for such astronomical sums . A genius.
 
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^^^ Viv had her time and no doubt she was a force of fashion in the 80s, but she's clearly stalled at this point. Her collections have been the samo samo for nearly two decades now. the last time I remember Viv doing something great was back in the early 90s when she sent out silhouettes with the exaggerated Victorian-bums. Rei is completely on another level, plane, even dimension.

I love Rei's beautiful mind. CDG womenswear is the only label from her that matters to me, the other branches are all throwaway and forgettable compared to her womenswear. I don't think I've ever not been impressed with any of her CDG womenswear collections. And this is no exception. Her combination of anarchy, chaos and classlessness makes Punk look ultra-conservative, meek and bland.

There's a kaleidoscopic MadHatter's sort of excess I love about this collection-- except it's not hats; it's bolts of fabrics, shreds of fabric, twists of fabrics, and even colorful children's japanese wrapping paper all meticulously and masterfully, delightfully sewn into garments. I particularly love all the pinstripes because they remind me of her earlier work back in the 80s-- except more deranged , but never undisciplined. And there's nothing retro or nostalgic here; The woman only looks towards pushing ahead. Thom Browne can only wish he could conjure such fantastical silhouettes. Even the plain shoes with ankle socks create a striking compliment to these creations: business women gone mad. None of these strokes of fashion genius will ever see the light of day outside this show and editorials, of course-- but it matters not; she's already worked her wonderful poison into my head.
 
Lets not go overboard !
She's good , even great but certainly not greatest.
Ild put Vivienne Westwood right up there too.

But for sure ms CDG is a very astute business woman me thinks, very very astute.
Selling polyester for such astronomical sums . A genius.

Let's not go overboard here either! I believe that's a gross oversimplification. Why are artists selling paint and canvas for millions? She's not selling just "polyester". She's selling her ideas. Besides, do you really think the value of things actually lies in their inherent nature? It's a social construct.

I stand by what I said. Rei Kawakubo is the greatest fashion designer since Cristobal Balenciaga.
 
Excellent statement!!!

"Her combination of anarchy, chaos and classlessness makes Punk look ultra-conservative, meek and bland."

And you're absolutely right about Vivienne Westwood. I've always loved Queen Viv....but her collections as of late and for a very long time... are way too redundant, repetitive.

Collections from CDG are always unpredictable. Within each collection presented from Comme....you can see hints, glimpses, and ideas that foreshadow prior collections. Every new collection has been inspired by a previous collection....but every collection is presented afresh and new.
 

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