Fade to Black said:7.5/10 for menswear, he has some interesting use of fabrics, cuts and concepts in his collections but overall I find a lot of things in his collections either aren't very wearable or just don't stand out much to warrant such high prices. The womenswear collections seem amazing though, I'll give him 9/10 for women's.
edit: the above ratings are for J. Watanabe
Thom Browne?
...castorpollux said:The black and purple labels for men are tolerable. The rest is...
1.5/10
Calvin Klein Collection?
castorpollux said:Calvin...
. Anyways, for me, Calvin was 9/10. His matte jersey collection, spring 96 I believe (along with Prada's sping 96 chinoiserie) was what started my whole love affair with fashion. He was never an over the top innovator like say, Galliano or Alaia, and never the tailor that McQueen is, but his contribution to the field is unparalled. He (along with Jill, Ann, and several others) was miminimalism, the look that defined the mid to late 90's. He was chic and minimal without being boring, sexy without being gauche. I love Calvin Klein. Costa is okay. Anyways, as you were . . .
. 8.5/10em 692 said:Rebecca Taylor... I'd have to say her work is quite unmemorable because I know I've seen her clothes before but I don't remember a thing about them... other than I didn't like them.
Zac Posen
