Dior Homme F/W 2004
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*pees in his pants*
you have a great sense of humour your highness PrinceOfCats
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BURN THE WITCH!
Oh, wait it's me....*steals the stake and runs...*
The skirts are rather Herman Goering to me...
apart from some of the skirts (i liked the jupe culote take) this is a brilliant collection, fresh, 'real' and commercial to death, congratulations Hedi baby 
ps i dont find it 80s at all, on the contrary i think this is a very 'now' shape/mood
ps i dont find it 80s at all, on the contrary i think this is a very 'now' shape/mood
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After this collection, YSL is gonna be begging for Hedi to come back (on knees) HAHA... tough loss Ford
Hedi Slimane's Dior homme is a mixture of rocker/Japanese designer/couture 80's somehow, at least it is to me.
For the past seasons, we've seen a lot of details like the "unmotivated" darts on coats and other things (like horizontal darts on the back of a coat) which seemed to be there as details, suggesting and highlighting the cutting and tailoring skills involved as well as providing structural interest on otherwise very strict designs. This was done a lot during the 80's.
We've seen wide pants with belts, which felt Japanese 80's to me, now we see pant-skirts. It doesn't feel new to me, I'm sorry.
... except for the skirts... they are a little too much for me 
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I'm waiting boys 
Hedi Slimane's Dior homme is a mixture of rocker/Japanese designer/couture 80's somehow, at least it is to me.
For the past seasons, we've seen a lot of details like the "unmotivated" darts on coats and other things (like horizontal darts on the back of a coat) which seemed to be there as details, suggesting and highlighting the cutting and tailoring skills involved as well as providing structural interest on otherwise very strict designs. This was done a lot during the 80's.
We've seen wide pants with belts, which felt Japanese 80's to me, now we see pant-skirts. It doesn't feel new to me, I'm sorry.[/b][/quote]
With all due respect , TOTT
Some of us LIKE this melange of elements - 80s , or whatever .
Top marks to LENA
for spotting that the ' skirt ' is actually a pair of exceedingly wide culottes !!! KIT
PS
Has anyone noticed that hardly ANYONE is bothering with the YSL post !!!!!
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i'm keeping strawberry companyOriginally posted by Lena+Jan 26th, 2004 - 6:12 pm--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Lena @ Jan 26th, 2004 - 6:12 pm)</div><div class='quotemain'> <!--QuoteBegin-strawberry daiquiri@Jan 27th, 2004 - 2:11 am
I'm waiting boys
[/b][/quote]im protecting strawberry and lena...you have to get through me first
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HERE'S ANOTHER!!!!!!!!!!!! YSL Post is nothing, rubbish compared to this one! haha
is this me? 
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That's soooo you sean! .... about time you showed up, haha. Come to celebrate with us?
And all due respect back, kit...Originally posted by kit@Jan 27th, 2004 - 12:18 am
With all due respect , TOTT
Some of us LIKE this melange of elements - 80s , or whatever .
I only said I was getting a bit bored, please don't take this as an attack or insult somehow!