Martine Rose Menswear F/W 2024.25 Paris
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dontbeadrag
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This looks like a bunch of HSBC Personal Investments clerks that got drunk after work, decided to dress up fun and make a home fashion show, but somehow ended up at PFW.
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I don’t know why but this makes me think of Xuly Bet and Jean Paul Gaultier…
She has something but It still lacks a certain identity or some polish.
I would be very curious to see what she could do at a bigger house just to see how this aesthetic can evolve.
She has something but It still lacks a certain identity or some polish.
I would be very curious to see what she could do at a bigger house just to see how this aesthetic can evolve.
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I have a soft spot for her brand but I’m confused with what she’s trying to pull off at look 16…
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You can tell she has been watching 80s and early 90s Gaultier shows...
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My interest in her work lasted, let me think, 5 minutes tops?
I understand that she was crucial in shaping Balenciaga menswear behind the scenes, but I am not entirely sure we should be grateful to her for this.
This sort of normcore fetishism is so overvalued and tiresome at this point that I wonder how long it can last before making a joke of itself (maybe it has already).
I made up my mind on her work when she showed, undeservedly IMO, at Pitti Uomo a few seasons ago: she has nothing left to say.
When people try to justify her success - if you want to call it that - with her refined technical skills, I wonder who's the blind one here...especially considering she has shown her collection cheek to cheek with the likes of Junya or Dries.
The question is always the same: who are these clothes for?
I understand that she was crucial in shaping Balenciaga menswear behind the scenes, but I am not entirely sure we should be grateful to her for this.
This sort of normcore fetishism is so overvalued and tiresome at this point that I wonder how long it can last before making a joke of itself (maybe it has already).
I made up my mind on her work when she showed, undeservedly IMO, at Pitti Uomo a few seasons ago: she has nothing left to say.
When people try to justify her success - if you want to call it that - with her refined technical skills, I wonder who's the blind one here...especially considering she has shown her collection cheek to cheek with the likes of Junya or Dries.
The question is always the same: who are these clothes for?
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