softgrey
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ignitioned32 said:Scary. He's not even talking anymore.
i don't think he ever did...
he's always been elusive...
that's not new...
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ignitioned32 said:Scary. He's not even talking anymore.
What I meant was it seems like he is making this all happen, you know not standing up. Just making Russo take control all over.softgrey said:i don't think he ever did...
he's always been elusive...
that's not new...
Oh yeah, I meant a bad sign for MM, not the celebritiesLena said:i think the new marketting plan includes mass publicity, dressing vips>quirky celebrities including -why not?- oscars of other likewise events, playing the whole commercial game , fuelling my worries on the alien direction mr diesel has on paper for MMM.. hence me being so negative about the whole thing...
Probably. Although the amount of MMM in Tribeca/Soho area is getting ridicilous: Barneys Co-Op, Seven (moving to Soho), Steven Alan, IF (of course), and now MMM boutiquesoftgrey said:oh...it would be nice to have nother good, well designed store in this city...especially in tribeca...i assume it will be near the issey miyake store...
I get my Khiel's at co-op, the closes place to me. SA used to carry CDG/Junya (for men)softgrey said:steven alan?...i've never seen it there...or at barney's co-op
but i hardly ever step foot in those places...
What's the difference between Diesel and Diesel Style Lab?baklanyc said:Oh, that and also, three words: Diesel Style Lab... which I despise.
As far as I can tell, it's their more 'experimental' fashion line. But after a few seasons of not liking a single thing from the line, I'm not really the best judge of what they are.AlexN said:What's the difference between Diesel and Diesel Style Lab?
Excellent post, Softgrey. I'm much too tired to type out an articulate response, but I think you summed it up perfectly.softgrey said:do you begrudge these people their success?... of course it will never be the same...but maybe now there will be something else...or someone else...
it's so so hard to compete with the conglomerates that have developed in recent years...margiela's only other choice may have been to just close the doors...and THAT would have been truly tragic...because then he would have lost everything...and i really don't wish that on him...
the fashion industry is tough...and it's really exhausting...maybe he wants to take it easier now...and i hope he can do that...he deserves it...imho...
of course it's sad in many ways...but at least the company is still alive...
and i've been to the london store and i bought some pieces from the last collection and i like the lower price stuff...i like the more commercial stuff....it's more wearable and it's nice to have somewhere to get basics that aren't cookie cutter...
and there were some incredible dresses from the artisinal collection that you really have to examine to understand...one dress made from one piece of fabric...folded and tacked...but not sewn...completely seamless...very creative...yet wearable and elegant...my friend bought it for business meetings...very polished...and about the split toe boots...i guess no one has seen the INCREDIBLE pumps that were done for last season...incredible...truly...just divine...i wanted them so badly...but they were sold out of my size...and they cost a fortune...but still sold out...