J.W Anderson Mens F/W 13.14 London

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[Deleted member 119799]

the weird stuff is too weird for me and the wearable stuff too bland

 

[Marc10]

Some of these outfits are straight up ridiculous. I'm all for a little womenswear influence on menswear, but besides Andrej Pejic who the hell will wear this?

 

[Maximilian S]

^ Same here, I am all for trying something different and flamboyance in mainstream menswear but this is a bit extreme. I want to wear skirts but in the way Marc Jacobs does, this is just ridiculous.

 

[Petit Lucille]

Well, you cannot say the quality doesn't look good! Apart from the obvious attempt to drawing your attention, there are a lot of good pieces actually. Those mustard and grey sweaters with the tucking in the front are very interesting, and those pants are too! The graphic sweaters are cute too. I would actually like to see them in a layered styling, not so much IN-YOUR-FACE-FOR-THE-SAKE-OF-ATTENTION, but I still find the felt items good.

 

[Pricciao]

maybe he doesn't have any more ideas that he has to take ideas from Balenciaga for his mens line as well.
and I don't really know how the f does the two different sized pack things in front of the pants look appealing, it didn't work well last season's womenswear, neither this season.

 

[TianCouture]

It looks like these guys decided to play dress up in Miu Miu Fall 2010. It's a kind of forced weird I really don't fancy...

 

[Maximilian S]

I would love to see the backstage video of this show to see all the models' reactions

 

[LagerfeldBoy]

Oh, I adore this. The play on the peplum idea with those shorts looks pretty cool. I would love to own those. Besides those pieces, I also love those simple sweaters with the circle images on them. I just love the whole gender-bender idea here.

 

[youarearockstar]

This is the first season that Jonathan and I are going to be disagreeing on what I want to wear (admittedly, I refuse to take off my Grateful Dead sweater from him, I love it). The pieces all appear well made, as usual, but it looks terribly forced to me. Or rather, perhaps the designs are lacking enough (and I cannot believe I'm asking for this in a menswear show of ALL places) realism or practicality? I mean, I have tiny legs, and even I don't want a ruffle around my thigh; much less a tube top, or what is essentially a sheath dress.

Anyhow, even if it's not for me this time, at least he's continuing with his particular, and what I would consider forward-thinking, vision.

 

[KemAlnagdy]

Poor models had to wear these horrid clothes, I like the coats though!

 

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[amak]

lol wut???

 

[JuiceMajor]

I cannot stand over-hype designer. This is what you get from them. The downright ridiculous. Just another Henry Holland IMHO! Next!

 

[Crying Diamonds]

See every comment I've ever made in a J.W. Anderson thread + ...wtf?

 

[IloveDiorHomme]

Am I the only one loving this collection ? It's the most refreshing menswear collection I have in years. Far from the boring typical shows with ties, shirts, suits. Jonathan creates new shapes and create a dialogue withi the audience about masculinity/feminity, wearable/unwearble, classic materials/technicals materials. I am a guy wearing masculine clothes normally, but I am attracted to this shapes because they are so unexpected for male bodies.

Anyway, I prefer a "wut" collection than a boring Dsquared one with models on testosterone wearing ugly shirts. Except Raf Simons and Rick Owens and a bit Prada, all those designers create luxurious H&M garments.