Philipp Plein F/W 2022.23 Milan

[vogue28]

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[Lola701]

You know something is wrong when the tackiest brand ever present a more digestible collection than collections from designers more experienced and respected in the industry.
The menswear ruins it but I take this over Peter Dundas or D&G.

 

[Machinegumm]

Plein being Plein. At this point I'm actually happy that there's designers with some semblance of consistency, even if it's tacky.

 

[Deleted member 1957]

These crazy effects Milan designers are using make it hard to see the clothes.

 

[kenndale]

I have to say I don’t hate this. Definitely less of an eyesore than usual.

 

[vogue28]

To be completely honest, I don't hate this either and I'm able to find a few elements and looks that I love - like all those black dresses with the cutout and rhinestone detailing. Quite like the short military-inspired khaki denim skirt which takes me back to Christophe Decarnin's Balmain.

 

[Lola701]

To be completely honest, I don't hate this either and I'm able to find a few elements and looks that I love - like all those black dresses with the cutout and rhinestone detailing. Quite like the short military-inspired khaki denim skirt which takes me back to Christophe Decarnin's Balmain.

Decarnin was maybe more sophisticated but I think there’s a very John Richemond quality to this.