Rate The Designer

[arlekindearrabal]

makes modern, chic and more importantly, wearable clothes... 7/10

anna sui

 

[TheSweetest]

she is constant and creative with her area of fashion. i do enjoy the use of color. very girly IMO and not quite simple enough for me

6/10

Roland Mouret

 

[Lena]

8/10 loved his latest collection

Jil Sander

 

[Mettchen]

i love the simplicity in her design but she's never been one of my favorites. 7/10


hussein chalayan

 

[Mr-Dale]

Very inventive and creative, I like it that he is now using that strength of his to make wearable clothes as well, but it still needs some crafting.

7/10

Olivier Theyskens

 

[Lena]

6/10 not a fan, i almost liked his very early work though, like 7 years ago..

Clements Ribeiro

 

[LeLuna]

Pretty, but too old-ish to me. Not a fan 6/10

Monique Lhuillier

 

[Diorling]

Monique Lhuillier

She still has to impress me, her clothes are rather easy IMO, they're painfully obvious design-wise, I like something that makes me say "How did they think of that?" She does have a great sense of color and is very feminine without being too sl*tty or too prudish. 6/10


Thierry Mugler

 

[Lena]

8/10 he's certainly not my style but i guess he was very good for the kind of woman he was designing for

Rei Kawakubo (cdg)

 

[CharlottefromCA]

She's a real pioneer.. and truly an artist when it comes to fashion... but some of her stuff is a little too avant garde for my taste.. 8.7/10

Cynthia Rowley

 

[arlekindearrabal]

so-so work, pretty frilly dresses... 4/10

ennio capasa at costume national

 

[tricotineacetat]

ummm well. for me, it´s the same issue as with burberry prorsum menswear; it doesn´t strike me at all, it lacks a "voice", a point of view on it´s own - such as Dior Homme or Raf Simons in menswear. likely that you can pick up somehing every once in a while, but it´s not "defined" as a brand/designer. sad!

5/10


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Veronique Branquinho

 

[MulletProof]

9/10. i love the mysterious and quiet mood of her clothes.


Bruno Pieters.

 

[tricotineacetat]

Very chic clothes for an antwerp graduate, it´s a good approach but he´s certainly walking on the same line as Olivier Theyskens, which is obviously not a bad one to be compared with, in my opinion... question is; beeing a new, emerging talent, how will he be able to find his own identity with such huge competition in refined, ladylike dressing?

6,9/10


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Eley Kishimoto

 

[orlem]

Eley Kishimoto

7/10

Playful, beautiful colors, unexpected details yet wearable, if not exactly my style. But too safe for what they can do.

P.S. Isn't that a label as opposed to a designer? Or can one still say "designer" when the label is a collaboration of two?

 

[tricotineacetat]

oh, well since there are so many designer duos nowadays... think Dolce & Gabbana, Proenza Schouler, Viktor & Rolf, Bless, OWN, Boudicca, Basso & Brooke, Preen ... wouldn´t it be a little unfair to leave them out of the game? We´re already repeating us in here...

give us the next designer, seraphelle!

 

[Lena]

ok, lets say hmmm next designer label... Dolce Gabbana

 

[Mr-Dale]

5/10

Too trashy lately, to much going on in there stuff and I think they're overpriced. A 5 for their glorious SS 04 collection, which I loved.

Gianfranco Ferre

 

[TheSoCalledPrep]

9/10.. love it... especially some of the goth infused collections...

Yohji Yamamoto

 

[Lena]

7.5/10 admiting that although i respect his work, i'm not a huge Yohji fan,
he's a bit strict/boring/academic for me.

Marni (consuello castilliogne -sp?)