Kris Van Assche Mens S/S 07 Paris

[Royal-Galliano]

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[Royal-Galliano]

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[arlekindearrabal]

i can't see anything

 

[JuiceMajor]

This look good.....

 

[flamboyantgrace]

Whoa... Nice clothes!
And huge compliment to the casting people, the guys are more then handsome! Love the one in the second pic (in suit with girl in suit)!

 

[MulletProof]

i can't see anything

if only people could post JPG and only JPG images.

 

[HeLLBoY]

they are nice
i wanna see more
but i wonder if the cutting of the outcoming clothes is as weird as he is having nowadays

 

[seeing_double]

I'm not a fan. It doesn't seem very KVA to me.

 

[punpanichewa]

This guy cannot replace Mr. Slimane, I guess.....

 

[Miss Galliano]

No He can't .. I like Hedi Slimane for Dior ..

 

[Djavanjmiles]

This guy cannot replace Mr. Slimane, I guess.....

Well, Of course not that's why he started his own line. Anyways, I like his collections even if there strange or artsy there always good.

 

[mass]

i think it looks great... and i've liked each of his collections so far more than the previous.

 

[Rightguard]

It looks good to me.

 

[MUXU]

from those pics...it looks pretty dull to me..just grey blazers with white shirt
but i like those baggy pants that girl is wearing in the first pic

 

[tricotineacetat]

I really wonder if people would actually give him as much credit as he enjoys now without knowing that he had been hedi's assistant at ysl and dior... the attempt to put his menswear on women doesn't work well for me, the proportions are horribly 1980ies looking, with the big shoulderpads (obviously not meant to fit a women's frame)... I find those pleated full-legged balloon trousers equally horrible looking, by the way :/. Does anybody agree with me that he should rather improve the menswear instead of rushing into the opposite sexes' direction?

 

[birdofparadise]

It seems he's trying to triumph versatility as being important to his design sensibilities. One of the unique things about the Dior Homme progression is its philosophy on clothing being unisex. Articles have push the fact that women were purchasing some of the clothes, there were the one show in which he put the boys in false tie neck blouses and decidedly feminine makeup. KvA is playing with that as well, the womens looks closely relate to the mens looks, he wants to push those similarities but not quite in the same way. It also may be that he's simply getting it out of his system because if he does get picked up by Dior, they already have established womenswear. He would have to cloak those options and produce pieces in smaller sizes, go the Slimane route.

 

[Ianastar]

I like the sleeveless Henley-like shirts. That's about it.

 

[new_dawn_fades]

meh.. this is exactly why I dont want him at Dior.. im not a fan of his menswear.. i dont think i shall ever be..

 

[juice01]

Agree, if this is an eventual future of dior homme I don't understand the world anymore! It's totally boring and there is no statement of intent other than cross dressing for men and women.....but what's so new about that?
and plus why bother spending your money on his clothes, while you'll get the same t-shirt at H&M for a fiver!
A big NO NO for me!

 

[ultramarine]

Reminds me of Armani at his height in the 80's (think American Gigolo)