Emilio Pucci F/W 11.12 Milan

[mikeijames]

Well .. what a lot of people dont know or remember is that Pucci did more than stuff with the prints ... he did invented the capri pants, you know?

I think Dundas isnt quite as literal as lets say, Lacroix or Williamson but I think he pays a good homage to the house.

it's too true and it's to dundas' credit that he hasn't taken the pucci legacy too literally. all of the geniuses that helm the major european houses have managed to eke out a MODERN vision for those very old, dusty, and storied houses. if one wants OLD pucci, one should buy vintage pieces. there's nothing wrong with that. but it's dundas job to craft the pucci of the future and he has done that spectacularly as we see with this collection.

 

[get fashion]

I'm not in love with Pucci accesories, thats his blind side, i think they have to create a iconic bag, do something else with the shoes (always the same) and a parfume with a famous, Pucci now can have the option to be more important and popular!

 

[KKnardi]

^well, they have the scarfs and the geometric patterns, which is very pucci.

 

[yvesmanoel]

this is really good. this is a turning point for pucci. dundas' work was starting to feel the symptoms of balmain syndrome (like someone said before) and this proved that he's an excellent designer who managed to get some hype with the 70s/boho/hippie/sexual stuff and is now starting to show more consistent and relevant stuff. i just hope he keeps it up in the seasons to come.

 

[get fashion]

When i see Beyonce wearing a Pucci dress from this collection i wanted to cry, you arruined it bi*tch!!!!

 

[Fatalefashion]

^She tore a Emilio Pucci dress, i need kill her.

 

[Scotty]

First Look Milan! (BTW, If anyone has the HQ soundtrack or full show, please share.)