Iris Van Herpen Haute Couture F/W 13.14 Paris

[rougevalentino]

nowfashion

 

[rougevalentino]

nowfashion

 

[Machinegumm]

Hmm, this might be the first time that I don't like an IVH collection. And the shoes are atrocious.

 

[Scott]

i do wish iris would evolve into other structural territories....those stiff rounded shapes are getting a bit redundant.

 

[TianCouture]

How much longer can she keep this up? Time to evolve. And the shoes are a joke.

 

[StoneSkipper]

I certainly agree that it's redundant, and that she should try something new, and that the shoes are atrocious - I still love it, though. It ust has this bucholic, soft, light atmosphere to it.

 

[clocked]

while it's not that different from her other stuff, still it's extremely beautiful

 

[Dressaddict]

Too much Alexander McQueen will kill you.

 

[ad041715]

^ That's all I'm seeing here. It's so overt, too.

 

[UpperEchelon]

I like her work but she needs to have another inspiration, her designs are a obvious new interpretation of McQueen but she should try doing something new and more exciting, cuz this is so predicatable
And the shoes are an ugly version of the heels of Plato's Atlantis

 

[kiseki]

something very McQueen about this, not too sure

 

[Nymphaea]

Lovely, but we need some changes, it's becoming repetitive.

 

[MoniqValentino]

The best couture fashion show today ! Really great!

 

[5 8 6]

Her collections are getting extremely redudant. While I like most of these looks, she really has to move on from this continue and blatant McQueen's inspiration.

 

[UpperEchelon]

Has anyone found HQ photos? The details of her designs are always so exquisite

 

[SGaspar]

Same as it ever was.

 

[vandekamp]

Oh it's so redundant. The shoes are awful, but the collection as a whole isn't so bad I guess...

 

[dancorpse]

MQs for the show



source: stylebistro.com

 

[ChronicKnowledge]

Lady Gaga just called, she wants everything back

 

[IloveDiorHomme]

this is no fashion; it's sculpture. You can't move and I don't see any poetry in those pieces.