Gareth Pugh F/W 10.11 Paris

[jeremydante]

i just saw the full collection on style and the photos i've posted from daylife of the male models aren't there. but they're from the show, i swear! (well or so daylife told me, i dont know)

we believe you; well...i believe you.

 

[capt.charly]

I really loved the show, I like much his collection ! I have videos^^ I'll post them later !

 

[Style Savvy]

Oh lord. That looks is so last season.

 

[girlalamode]

This collection is so chic, I adore it!

 

[hautechild]

i just saw the full collection on style and the photos i've posted from daylife of the male models aren't there. but they're from the show, i swear! (well or so daylife told me, i dont know)

style.com rarely posts the male shots when the male and female collections are shown together. Or ever, I can't remember but I'm sure they don't usually! And they men's pics are up on wwd so you daylife wasn't lying to you

Anyway, it's definitely Pugh's most wearable collection, and while I like the makeup it's actually pretty toned down. Still, commercial or not I do like the clothes. Although considering how boring I'm finding this season it would have been nice to see something really exciting from Pugh.

 

[Pricciao]

ok, it proves Gareth can do commercial things
so now he should be back designing more dramatical stuffs
i miss what he's done before

 

[capt.charly]

*My videos*

Gareth Pugh F/W 10.11 Paris Part1



Gareth Pugh F/W 10.11 Paris Part2

 

[TheVeed]

Love it, the perfect combo between too much and wearable. He's finally maturing into the designer we all thought he could be.

 

[masquerade]

I am very familiar.

Maybe you should look at how many other random collections seem to copy other designers. I haven't seen this kind of work from rick owens. Yeah it's black and structured so? You are all complaining about something that happens, ALL the time.

Normally I agree with this, but in this situation it is far from random. We cannot forget the Pugh is funded and mentored by Rick Owens's partner.

 

[Zazie]

I always find the theatrics lie in the presentation and props - make-up, hair, boxes as hats, balloons, runway, etc. - rather than the design, which has always been predictably high-tech goth. In that sense, I don't miss the theatrics, they're more gimmicky to me, to turn up the heat and attract publicity. The clothes are otherwise quite similar, well constructed and coherent, not bad for someone so young but not innovative either. Better than contemporaries like Giles. Since Rick Owens is his mentor, I won't be surprised if Pugh picks up on his aesthetics and methods, mixed with a lot of leatherised Issey Miyake, though Owen's collections have a profound poetry that's missing in Pugh's rather in-your-face approach.

 

[DD.-]

This is so Matrix.
Love the hair!

 

[rayisaceleb]

a lot of it I really love - beautifully constructed and executed... not so much a fan of the menswear though

part of me misses the theatrics, what can I say.. give me a hat made out of a box or a jacket made out of rats and it excites me

 

[lordevan]

i dont think he knocked off of Rick Owens for this collection. I dont recall Rick's leather pieces being so sculpted. This is a great collection.

 

[Hei Hei]

it is a really good wearable collection. clean, well-constructed, mature and cool.
however, compared with his previous works , it is not that sharp, innovative and impressive IMO.

 

[clocked]

i love this

 

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