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So basic, even with the trendy cuts. It’s like Paris version of one of those currently big nondescript brands like Khaite, Nanushka, and whatever others are, they all look the same anyway.
His designs seems to be made based on attitude. I get what he is trying to do with this one but it looks unfortunate and gimmicky.
Having someone with their hands in that area is more creepy looking than sexy looking.
And the clothes for the most part are quite basic.
He needs to do his Dossena and try to explore now new territories for Courreges. It can be still clean, fresh and young but maybe less 90’s too.
The argument feels very limited in a way
His womenswear and the primary seasons are typically daring, fresh, and experimental yet wearable. I always appreciate the fact that though he is evidently one of those contemporary designers with a focus on club and rave aesthetics. His collections usually don't emphasize it so strongly. This one however, feels a bit too obvious and overall rather lackluster.
The gooner pocket is so questionable especially with the hand inside... it's not even functional, because it'll just create a weird bulge if someone is inside it. Di Felice has a tendency to introduce design concepts in his pre-collections that he eventually expands upon for the show in March. Hopefully, the ideas here will be more complete by then.
That aside, it's a good collection, especially by pre-collection standards and it is one of the better collections presented this season. It's nice to have a minimalist that isn't another Philo derivative. The "ENCORE" t-shirt needs to burn in hell though. Mirroring @Lola701, he has established his vision for Courrèges and that's it's successful, so now would be the perfect time to start exploring beyond that initial design language.
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