Dries Van Noten Homme S/S 06 Paris

[beetlejuice]

6th part... this is really big collection!

 

[beetlejuice]

7th part...

 

[oStelios]

not that bad, I like some of it, except red

thank you beetlejuice for posting!

 

[beetlejuice]

finally, made it to the end!

 

[beetlejuice]

not that bad, I like some of it, except red

thank you beetlejuice for posting!

no problems

I have lots of collections, just no time to post all of them...

 

[oStelios]

what about Masaki Matsushima ,do you have it all?

 

[AlexN]

I really do like a lot of this. Thanks for all those pictures.

 

[beetlejuice]

what about Masaki Matsushima ,do you have it all?

unfortunately no... from Paris shows I have full collections (with close-ups
Ann Demeulemester
Comme des Garcons
D. Schonberger
Hermes
I. Miyake
John Galliano
J. Watanabe
Kenzo
Kim Jones
Kris van Assche
Number Nine
Paul & Joe
Paul Smith
Sonia Rykiel
YSL
Y. Yamamoto

 

[faust]

Saw this in person - most of it left me cold, but there were couple of embroidered shirts that were absolutely stunning. There was a white shirt with macrame going down on both sides of the front - I firmly believe Purechris would sell his sould to the devil for it.

 

[faust]

Saw this in person - most of it left me cold, but there were couple of embroidered shirts that were absolutely stunning. There was a white shirt with macrame going down on both sides of the front - I firmly believe Purechris would sell his sould to the devil for it.

Saw more of it today. Barneys bought it better, I think. The scarfs are to die for, as always.

 

[trueblue]

Saw more of it today. Barneys bought it better, I think. The scarfs are to die for, as always.

Barneys... Dallas is getting one. I hope it carries half the cool stuff ny does, not likely.

 

[faust]

Barneys... Dallas is getting one. I hope it carries half the cool stuff ny does, not likely.

Yea, I wouldn't hold your breath, especially not for menswear.

 

[gius]

Can anyone direct me to a website that has closeups/detail shots of the clothing? It's always available for the womenswear at style.com, but there is NONE at men.style.com

Why!!

 

[gius]

I gotta say I the slippers Liam Flaherty is wearing, by the way.

 

[eugenius]

An oldie, but a goodie. I bought a small handful of stuff from this collection, all of which, I still wear today. The shirts came with what looks like foreign coins tied to the pockets..very nice touch. The trousers were as close to perfect as I've ever found.

 

[vetements]

An oldie, but a goodie. I bought a small handful of stuff from this collection, all of which, I still wear today. The shirts came with what looks like foreign coins tied to the pockets..very nice touch. The trousers were as close to perfect as I've ever found.

Beautiful indeed, although I always find dries' clothes has an issue with quality, but it could be due to price points as well. Yours lasted well?

 

[eugenius]

Beautiful indeed, although I always find dries' clothes has an issue with quality, but it could be due to price points as well. Yours lasted well?

Oh yes, mines lasted quite well. In fact, I have a pair of trousers from this collection that I've worn repeatedly while biking to and from work..and bicycles and designer clothes really don't mix well.

This collection was particularly memorable for me because when it arrived in stores, I was finally figuring out what does & does not work for me..a lot of trial & error there. I stayed away from the usual bold prints & colors, knowing I'd really only wear it a few times, and just bought "safe" pieces..nothing particularly flashy, just clean, wearable garments..

One of the shirts I loved from this collection was a white button-up w/ a 2 different green plaid patterns. The plaids had very slight differences, and made from a lot more patterns than used in your traditional button- up. From afar, you really couldn't see this, but when I wore it, it felt like a little secret between me & some guy from Belgium.

Double :

And, if I remember correctly, that red trench on Vincent Lacrocq was retailing for less than $1000. That was a steal by '06 standards.

 

[vetements]

Oh yes, mines lasted quite well. In fact, I have a pair of trousers from this collection that I've worn repeatedly while biking to and from work..and bicycles and designer clothes really don't mix well.

This collection was particularly memorable for me because when it arrived in stores, I was finally figuring out what does & does not work for me..a lot of trial & error there. I stayed away from the usual bold prints & colors, knowing I'd really only wear it a few times, and just bought "safe" pieces..nothing particularly flashy, just clean, wearable garments..

One of the shirts I loved from this collection was a white button-up w/ a 2 different green plaid patterns. The plaids had very slight differences, and made from a lot more patterns than used in your traditional button- up. From afar, you really couldn't see this, but when I wore it, it felt like a little secret between me & some guy from Belgium.

Double :

And, if I remember correctly, that red trench on Vincent Lacrocq was retailing for less than $1000. That was a steal by '06 standards.

awww, just reading what you wrote gives me pleasure...knowing how much pleasure the clothes have given you...Often not, it is these intricacies that makes us moved isnt it?