GmbH Menswear F/W 2024.25 Paris

[vogue28]

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[youthinasia]

I really want to gun for these guys but I feel they've run out of steam. There's some new ideas but they're overshadowed by repeated ones from previous seasons.

 

[Lola701]

I really love GMBH.
I think that they have improved in quality of execution. It needed to be more sexy though.
There’s something about their idea of a man that is very Gaultier/Mugler. So maybe, it’s time to take it there!

 

[Cocteau Stone]

Love the knit jumper in look 31, and the make of all of this is pretty slick even if I think the cuts are a bit off.

The additional women's looks kind of dragged this down a bit from what they're trying to do with the men's, and design wise it feels very reserved overall. It has a lot of their staples but yeah they really should commit to what they're trying to say/show fully because this comes across as half baked.

 

[RaisinBoy]

Oh boy… wanna support them, but this is bad.

 

[nonfatgoddess]

I remember being obsessed with their fall 2023 RTW. This brand is on my ones to watch. They do have a solid POV. I feel like they’ve always shown potential and while I’m not overly fond of this collection as a whole, I appreciate their intention behind it as it seemed genuine and heartfelt. But I do agree the women’s looks made it look half baked. Perhaps they should try adding more women’s looks? Or just stick to menswear

Also, it’s so random but I don’t know why I remembered Palomo Spain? but to compare, I do think GMBH is more directional with restraint

 

[bc collector]

I really want to gun for these guys but I feel they've run out of steam

Which means that they did not have enough of it to begin with.

I never bought - figuratively speaking - their offer, I've always felt it floated on a cloud of hype, connected to the Berlin club scene and not much else. Yes, they are better in execution than, say, 32C (that joke of a brand), but still, the audience and clientele for this sort of proposition is too small to justify the effort.
Working (and burying once and for all) for Trussardi did not really help. To add salt to the injury, the whole pro-Palestinian message attached to the show, like everything too overtly political on a catwalk, sounds preposterous and, frankly, irritating.

Style-wise, this is Givenchy/Yiapanis-lite out of time.

 

[youthinasia]

Which means that they did not have enough of it to begin with.

I never bought - figuratively speaking - their offer, I've always felt it floated on a cloud of hype, connected to the Berlin club scene and not much else. Yes, they are better in execution than, say, 32C (that joke of a brand), but still, the audience and clientele for this sort of proposition is too small to justify the effort.
Working (and burying once and for all) for Trussardi did not really help. To add salt to the injury, the whole pro-Palestinian message attached to the show, like everything too overtly political on a catwalk, sounds preposterous and, frankly, irritating.

Style-wise, this is Givenchy/Yiapanis-lite out of time.

Oh gosh, Yiapanis, have not heard that one in a while.
Who is he working for these days?