Nina Ricci F/W 09.10 Paris

[cesarcmma]

 

[gomtik]

Nah, not impressed. It doesn't speak to me.

 

[Josephjang]

Thank you so much cesarcmma for all the hqs!!!
I will be waiting for the rest of the hqs like I never waited for anything before

 

[cesarcmma]

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[cesarcmma]

THE END...

I think I love it...and I cannot wait to see some of this collection at the Met

I know I didn't like it at first but...is stuning...is not bland romanticism like some of his past collections, it has a dark subversive side; and the construction only makes it better, the assimetrycal suit and jacets are perfection, the lapels with buttons, and all the leather jackets are tdf...literally...and it has just the right ammount of glitter here and there, for example in the short dress with blue hem...and that pink dress is a great work of cutting is amazing how simple yet stuning is, and the sheer skirt....I could go on but I this

 

[Josephjang]

Thank you Thank you Thank you so much

 

[Josephjang]

Vlada (I think it's her) looks like she is wearing electricity, I wonder what the fabric is for that skirt...

 

[Josephjang]

I feel sad that the shoes will likely be show only,,,
I was wondering, does anyone know what happens to the show only pieces and shoes after the show?
do they sell it at extremely high price for exclusive customers although it is show only or do they store it somewhere or do they throw it away? (which I highly doubt)
I was imagining how big the storage room must be for houses like Dior,,,

P.S. it is ironic that during the season when OT's departure from Nina Ricci is rumored, Rochas is resurrected

 

[MadameXK]

I absolutely love this. I really think it's 80's edgy glam done correctly, and find it fascinating to watch a designer that usually is so romantic shift in this direction. Love love love.

 

[theprettycat]

Does anyone know how much those shoes will retail for (if they even will retail them!?)?!
I'm in love!!!

 

[educo]

Well, if Theyskens DID get fired because of lack of sales, then maybe this collection is his slap back to their face as in, "You think you're not making money now, well since I'm on my way out, I'll make you lose even more money with another sh*tty collection!"

These times are definitely separating the adults from the babies. Although Theyskens is incredibly talented, he has become a child only good at throwing tantrums, instead of throwing good fashion shows.

 

[fouroclock]

I only tolerated this collection when I saw the details. The collars and the gowns are the buried treasure behind that heap of poor man's David Bowie. But that's doesn't mean that I don't agree that Theyskens is a living waste of money.

 

[kiddokiddo]

I'm warming up to this after looking at it over and over. My initial reaction was "WTF" but this grows on me Though it's nowhere near his best works. If this is his last for Nina Ricci, I just hope the best for him to be truly his own in the next chapter

 

[dior_couture1245]

^^I'm feeling the same way, kiddokiddo.

 

[JunyaSchick]

collections are getting very fierce this fall... nobody would ever think we are on crisis... they dont reflect austerity or sobriety, no timeless pieces.

despite it's a bit far from the classic nina ricci, I kinda like the collection (specially the drag-queenish shoes). very Mugler-like.

 

[Street_a_Licious]

it's mainly (gay) men who are into those shoes. i mean, who else would be so utterly delighted with something that they deem "fierce", which only cause discomfort for the women wearing them.

i miss the fragile beauty of his first collection for Ricci, but then again, that was a S/S collection. and this kid got an unhealthy obsessions with trains. did he really think all those trained pieces from his last collection would sell well?

 

[Jamess]

it's mainly (gay) men who are into those shoes. i mean, who else would be so utterly delighted with something that they deem "fierce", which only cause discomfort for the women wearing them.

lol...

Having looked at the collection I do appreciate some of the first looks and the idea of a longer line, but the shoes are hideous. Also they remind me of these...

There is a drag/fetishwear company online that produces them but I forgot the place.

Im still hoping this collection was either sabotage, or Peter Copping's influence. Lots of the peices and fabrics, like that orange gilet, remind me of Louis Vuitton/Marc Jacobs. Ditto the PVC/hats/sharp boxy tailoring

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[avantgarde]

Elle has a pretty lengthy video:
http://www.elle.com/Runway/Ready-to-Wear/Fall-2009-RTW/NINA-RICCI/NINA-RICCI/(view)/video

 

[Mathewthew]

I saw that It's officially that Peter Copping is replacing Olivier Theysken
But I dont know will he still doing the next collection ?

 

[esquire]

Does anyone know how much those shoes will retail for (if they even will retail them!?)?!
I'm in love!!!

you can buy the same thing in specialized Drag Queen shops