Mugler S/S 2013 Paris

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[Deleted member 1957]

IDK about many of the looks the blue is a nice hue though

 

[jmrmartinho]

I loved those 2 looks with blue, orange, yellow and red. Those were very cool.
The rest...I mean its very Mugler. I guess it sells...I dont know

 

[ultramarine]

I only liked the structured pieces. Esp the red yello blue ones.

Is that it? Is it me or they are running short? (of dresses, as well as ideas)

Meh!

 

[StoneSkipper]

Well, this is the first Mugler by Formichetti collecton that I like... which really isn't saying much. It's in questionable taste.

 

[BerlinRocks]

That's probably a stupid question, but did they ever sell something ? Or is Formichetti still there because of Gaga's media attention ?

 

[JessicaKarina]

Very dull. I like those mint pants though.

 

[Alexei]

Very hit and miss

 

[TianSoFine]

I'm not sure about the first bunch of looks, but the last ones are great.

 

[IloveDiorHomme]

I do not feel any Mugler vibe in this collection, the bold and sexy agressive lady. This stuff is really random

 

[Lena]

That's probably a stupid question, but did they ever sell something ? Or is Formichetti still there because of Gaga's media attention ?

excellent point

as for the collection, i've found this quite sad
it's the 'house' of Mugler after all, people should show some respect
at least on the constraction level

 

[TianCouture]

Mugler does pretty well at Barneys. And SSense has a lot of the collection, which usually sells out before their twice yearly sale...

 

[xsquared]

this is probably the least offensive to the eyes of anything else he's done for the house. progress....progress...(plus, was there any lady gaga? or did she only show up to PT?)

 

[Jinadaze]

I love it, though it really doesn't feel very Mugler to me. I like the oxblood pieces the most, especially those in patent leather.

 

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