Marc Jacobs Resort 2017

[sixtdaily]

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[EMLLover2013]

Acid Betty would wear smth from this collection to her shows ink:

 

[Nomar]

What even is this?!? Absolutely horrendous.

 

[Deleted member 130879]

This is so bad it makes me laugh. He really lost it, didn't he? Is he trying to be Moschino's new designer or something? Tragic.

 

[artemovartem]

The moment when Kiki slipped and keep fierce walking is probably the best part of the show. And the only one.
However, I like denim outfit which Estella Boersma is wearing.
And what's the point of these MTV logos? So unnecessary.

 

[gossiping]

he has got to be one of the most overrated designers around today

dont understand how people criticize all the "boring" nyfw stuff like jason wu, prabal but they praise this stupidity

 

[Lola701]

^^
This may be stupid but his body of work couldn't be match by any designer at NYFW.
He doesn't have to prove himself anymore...unlike Jason W. and Prabal G.

 

[Wolkfolk]

^^
This may be stupid but his body of work couldn't be match by any designer at NYFW.
He doesn't have to prove himself anymore...unlike Jason W. and Prabal G.

CHEERS to that !


His collections can be pure pastiche, try-hard and the fashion equivalent of a drama queen but there's no doubt that Marc is the king of NY fashion scene. Yes he's sometimes a bit trapped into fantasies of an exuberant NYC scene long gone. He's also a bit too literal but at least he's giving us something. The collection is way too cosume-y for me. It looks like leftovers from a Z-list 80s movie but I don't mind because it's Marc, I expect this kind of flamboyance from him as much as pure refinement. Besides, we all know half of the outrageous pieces won't be produced anyway.

 

[gazebo]

This is far from good.
But marc has always been about the show and theatrics. And I am too.
I think a fashion show should be exactly that - a show.
I command him for taking risks and taking a walk on the ugly side.
It's entertaining and fun.
I certainly think he deserves the womenswear designer off the year.
For me, He still got it.

 

[disco54]

taken apart there are lot of interesting pieces. Its more 80s than the 80s lol.
The floor was too slippery , half the models were about to fall haha

 

[Botnus]

the amount of RPDR references in this thread LMAO


anyway, the collecttion is okay. i like the clothes separately. some of the jackets are <3

hate the makeup though

 

[Spike413]

Honestly, I don't hate this. I mean how could I? It's the most lively thing I've seen on a runway in months, at least as far as the clothing goes. Yes it's very throwaway, but since everything else is too I don't take much issue with that. They're good-time clothes for people who either love glitter and neon or who can afford to spend way too much money on novelty items.

And lets be honest, as much as everyone bemoans the tackiness of the 80s and how designers invariably go back to it over and over again, I think deep down we all know that it's probably because the 80s were the last time when genuine uniqueness, thriftiness, oddness and exuberance were actually the norm. Sure, we try nowadays with the likes of Alessandro Michele and whomever else is riding that "Look At How Idiosyncratic I Can Be" wave of commodified individuality, but it'll never top the 80s. It's too intentional now.

I don't know, in a world of DHL logo tees, $1,000 Alpha Industry knockoff bomber jackets, rickrack trim and jungle green guipure lace bermuda shorts this glitzy Gem and the Holograms go to the VMAs lineup doesn't really strike me as the most tacky or try-hard thing around.