Comme des Garçons S/S 2026 Paris

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[MModa]

Wow!

 

[Overindulgence]

I'm into it!

I love the colors and fabrics this time around. Some of the pieces are actually have a realistic proposition this time around too.

 

[Kanzai]

She’s not a fashion designer anymore, that’s it. Sculptor or an artist or sth else. I will eat this up because I don’t see it as fashion or something to wear, so it’s fine.

 

[helmutnotdead]

at this point I just feel sorry for the audience.

 

[dessertstealer]

Love it !

 

[eugenius]

at this point I just feel sorry for the audience.

Seriously. And absolutely no amount of high-fashion psycho-babble will make me see the light in any of this.

Her & Rick make me think “Two tears in a bucket. Mother f*ck it.”

 

[MulletProof]

She’s not a fashion designer anymore, that’s it. Sculptor or an artist or sth else. I will eat this up because I don’t see it as fashion or something to wear, so it’s fine.

Agree with the first part, she's gone Yayoi for the past 15 years while securing her spot in the calendar. Except I won't be eating this up cause I was actually thinking... if it wasn't Rei creating these pieces, as sculptures, would they have any significant value?, not talking about cultural value, but low vs high-value works. I wish that at least the textiles or techniques were something that made you want to stare at it and wonder and be curious, but I think most thoughts or forms of gratitude and appreciation for this revolve about her legacy not creating work like this. If that makes sense.. 🤔

 

[Alquimista]

at this point I just feel sorry for the audience.

They probably like it. Each season they know exactly what they will get: juvenile looking models wrapped up in blobs of fabric. And wearing flat shoes and weird wigs. Ad infinitum.

But I do wonder if older clients remember the kind of clothing she used to show...