Richard Quinn F/W 2020.21 London

[vogue28]

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[dodencebt]

If I had a little more free time I could literally pinpoint his “references” in nearly every single look. I mean, we’re still doing those Balmain pearl jackets and Margiela masks in 2020, really?

 

[TaylorBinque]

What's his vision? What does his brand stands for? Who is the Quinn woman? Why does he matter? I don't see anything new. I don't find anything exciting. It's just big grand floral printed dresses and loads of reference to existing designs by others.

 

[Salvatore]

Balmain, Margiela, and Lacroix ... but I still kind of love it :/

 

[Nomar]

A one-trick pony.

 

[andrew]

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[YohjiAddict]

Those pearls look kind of crooked up close, the worst part is that they're suppoused to be the piéce de résistance.

I like the black dress with a rose emboidered bodice and the printed full skirt with a hair hoodie. I think it's purely because anything can look better in black and it gives the eyes some breathing space...The rest was deeply vulgar, Lacroix for the double tap generation, a shallow and frivolous carbon copy.

Some of the smiling models look like demented debutantes out of the pages of the Stepford Wives.

All this pink+green has seriously damaged my visión, hopefully J.W. can restore it Monday morning.

 

[jeanclaude]

A cheap collection of vile rip-offs mixed with an explosive diarrhea of his signature floral prints.

 

[vogue28]

Much prefer Richard Quinn over the likes of Matty Bovan. I was genuinely excited to see what Quinn would do this season and honestly, I don’t hate it. LFW is so dire that his collection feels like a rush of excitement.