Nicolas Andreas Taralis F/W 11.12 Paris

Oh, thanks for starting the thread! I've been refreshing the pages on vogue.it et al. for hours waiting for pics. I'm really excited about this collection and those previews look quite promising already :heart:
 
Oh wow, looks like they are taking the blood-splatter clothing even more literally than Rodarte did. The coat looks brilliant. I am intrigued.
 
Full collection :wub:..

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you know what this reminds me of....olivier theyskens' early stuff(not a shallow comparison either) and a nod to Jurgi Persoons as well....but with his own spin which i appreciate. all that corsetry,hook & eye closures and that stained-to-age look.....it's beautifully unsettling and romantic.
 
I definitely see a Jurgi aura in this, Scott. And I love how his collections have been slowly getting more conceptual and stronger every season..

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As expected, I completely love it :wub: The boots are incredible and his tailoring is always so wonderful. I just love all the dresses and blazers but the cut-out blouses and pants are simply to die for. I want it all :heart:
 
Nicolas's in his finest form, I love this :wub: It's so omnious, Theyskens-Thimister vibe but very true to his start.

Thank you for posting, Mullet
 
Very good - not sure if anyone will actually wear the blood-stained stuff(?), but it made for an interesting story.

I was thinking highwaymen.

Nice boots, too! :D
 
The flowing pieces remind me so much of Rodarte!
This collection is pretty much dead for me. I don't get any feeling looking at this :S
 
Loving it. Sex, death, elegance, victoriana. Dundas take note on how to work those themes.

Loving the tabards, the outerwear, the half-topped jumpsuit, the jabotesque scarves, the shirt-dresses for both homme and femme, the sheer numbers, the cut-away pockets, all of it really.

I have two slight qualms. Firstly, whilst I like the idea of a patina, I wasn't wholly sold on the blood splattering. It made me think too much of the Ripper mysteries so came out feeling an iota themey.

Secondly, it's a very wearable offering and I hope the buyers are being attracted, but there's a lot of strong competition in this part of the market and I'd like to see Nicolas push his conceptualism further, really astound us and make a bigger name for himself. I think he can, he's very talented, so I'd like to see him really go for it and throw caution to the wind next time.
 
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