Comme des Garçons Homme Plus S/S 10 Paris

[mikka000]

Nobody mixes patterns and textures quite like Ms. Rei This looks so youthful and playful. I'm loving the jackets esp

i agree she's wonderful at mixing patterns and textures. while this isn't as good as her last collection for H+. still enjoying the odd piece like some of the jackets and shirts especially.

nice one!

 

[Crying Diamonds]

It's Comme Des Garcons.
It's a bad school project.

 

[waxy]

quirky cool! though i have to say i was expecting quite more.

 

[mikeijames]

is there such a thing as safe commes des garcons? i normally have such an immediate -- and yes, generally negative -- reaction to rei kawakubo's exotic fantasies, however this time i'm just underwhelmed.

 

[dirty funk]

Booooring!

 

[runner]

catwalking

 

[runner]

some of this collection look like things you saw in the 80's harajuku, in some way. all those so-called DC brands.

 

[gius]

these black ribbons with shapes on them... i have seen them inside couture jackets,
http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/6026/88698524.jpg

i heard you can often find them in there, between the linings...

does anyone know what they are called ?

 

[user500]

i don't think that this collection is safe cdg. she really put the pattern mixing to an extreme here, like she has not done before. what kind of good eye do you need to get these patterns work together?

 

[BerlinRocks]

HQ







diorboy @ MH

 

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[Scott]

yes to the jackets with the black vines!

 

[wednesdays child]

Love it, totally great!!

 

[mikka000]

ash stymest is the best!

 

[sobigsobig]

maybe.
need Rethink.
But how to convince a lot of people called?
However, many people know that this is the CDG.
She also wanted to persuade the Royal College of Art in Antwerp?
Perhaps the old Rei Kawakubo.
Did not see Giorgio Armani?

 

[John W]

Like the knits and the bow ties.

 

[MON]

I love this!

 

[Zazie]

This superficial patchwork approach looks very "Etsy" to me. Very disappointing.