Definitely a GREAT collection, all around. Styling, shoes, venue, soundtrack, colors, etc.
Although, it's definitely not what I was expecting, or anticipating.
With last Fall....she played heavily on patterned sport-coats and toyed with curly-lamb fur. The collection felt a lot more regal or aristocratic.
In this collection, the spiffy-dressed aristocrat is gone.
I DO love this show....and the overall theme to the collection seems to be......deliberately frumpy.
Hence, the shirt collars inside the knitwear partially spilling out....the unkempt and unpolished look to the hair.
The coats with the colored collars remind me of a short version of a Chesterfield long coat....I wonder if the material on the collar is velvet??
I LOVE the trousers and the SHOES!!!! A bit cropped and deliberately high-watered. The proportion of the pants and the length makes the shoes look more heavy, and more clunky. It's a very anchored and strong look....almost like Frankenstein with his cropped pants and heavy boots. If the pants were cut wider and longer, the shoes would look so heavy, and weighed down.
The setting is brilliant. It looks very "home is suburbia"....or more of a "common, everyday-people" theme.
The collection looks considerably sloppy, but I know it's intentional. Kinda like throwing just anything on....with no worries as far as proportion or trying to look "dressed up." Such as the buckling of the knitwear under the "deliberately too short" jackets....the collars popping out.
Sorta reminds me of a man who's in a rush, pressed for time, and trying not to be late for work....LOL!!