Nina Ricci F/W 2005, Paris

[cigaretiquette]

I do not concur at all.

Stating that they would not sell in a mass market is well rather silly since it's highly unlikely that any potential buyer of High Street Fashion would be thrawling through the local unisex market for a 3-4 digit £ dress.

In the point of expression: I'd give that most of these dresses give a rather great account of the wearer perhaps not whether she loves RHCP or Dr Dre but such statements belong to sub-culture posing and that's another issue.

I'm just hoping that someday you'll have the luxury of seeing some lass float by in any of those dresses.

 

[softgrey]

not crazy about the pics posted...but i'll have a look at the rest of the collection to see if there are any othere pieces that can redeem this for me...

thanks for the topic guys...

 

[mikeijames]

love him or hate him, i think lars, more than many in fashion, has a very specific woman he dresses with his clothes. there were a number of slinky party dresses that i thought would look good on countless partygoing women worldwide. i did not see as much progress this season as i did last, but i must give him kudos for keeping me interested in satin-y slip dresses.