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Helmut Lang Homme S/s 2005
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i'm telling you...the tribal thing is a trend going forward...
i just did a shoot and used all tribal accessories...maybe it's a bit early because i don't think the photographer got it...
but it's definitely in the air...
what an odd group of clothing from helmut lang though...
i like those flowery pants...but i feel like they were transported from elsewhere...
i just did a shoot and used all tribal accessories...maybe it's a bit early because i don't think the photographer got it...
but it's definitely in the air...
what an odd group of clothing from helmut lang though...
i like those flowery pants...but i feel like they were transported from elsewhere...
And I have to tell you, I absolutely hate this ethnic/tribal "trend".Originally posted by softgrey@Jul 4th, 2004 - 11:54 am
i'm telling you...the tribal thing is a trend going forward...
i just did a shoot and used all tribal accessories...maybe it's a bit early because i don't think the photographer got it...
but it's definitely in the air...
what an odd group of clothing from helmut lang though...
i like those flowery pants...but i feel like they were transported from elsewhere...
What's bizarre is that it's popping up most prominently in CN and Helmut Lang, two labels you'd least likely associate with this sort of aesthetic. To most people they're the epitome of modern, urban, minimalist dressing.
Oh well, so far most of my favourite labels have been let-downs for me this season. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for Schonberger's show.
Wasn't Rifat Ozbek the first to use chicken bones to decorate either side the closure of jackets , some years ago ?
It was part of a ' western ' inspired collection for women .
I've searched Firstview but cannot find it .
KIT
It was part of a ' western ' inspired collection for women .
I've searched Firstview but cannot find it .
KIT
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i think vivienne westwood was first...Originally posted by kit@Jul 4th, 2004 - 12:14 pm
Wasn't Rifat Ozbek the first to use chicken bones to decorate either side the closure of jackets , some years ago ?
It was part of a ' western ' inspired collection for women .
I've searched Firstview but cannot find it .
KIT
and i think that ozbek's bones were more polished...no?...
that tribal collection of his makes me weak in the knees...i wish i could find some pictures...
it was an absolute dream...rifat at his peak...!!!
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Rifat Ozbek stuck them onto Confederate jackets many moons ago...Originally posted by kit@Jul 4th, 2004 - 12:14 pm
Wasn't Rifat Ozbek the first to use chicken bones to decorate either side the closure of jackets , some years ago ?
It was part of a ' western ' inspired collection for women .
I've searched Firstview but cannot find it .
KIT
And let's not forget Yves Saint Laurent's feather and bead dresses...
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hmmm....
not as great as I thought it would be.
not as great as I thought it would be.
i think vivienne westwood was first...Originally posted by softgrey+Jul 4th, 2004 - 12:23 pm--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (softgrey @ Jul 4th, 2004 - 12:23 pm)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin-kit@Jul 4th, 2004 - 12:14 pm
Wasn't Rifat Ozbek the first to use chicken bones to decorate either side the closure of jackets , some years ago ?
It was part of a ' western ' inspired collection for women .
I've searched Firstview but cannot find it .
KIT
and i think that ozbek's bones were more polished...no?...
that tribal collection of his makes me weak in the knees...i wish i could find some pictures...
it was an absolute dream...rifat at his peak...!!!
[/b][/quote]AGREED ABSOLUTELY , SOFT
