Sacai S/S 2021 Paris

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[Turnip Rutabaga]

Slightly Watanabe-esque, but I like it. I would have preferred more simpler and lighter pieces for summer, not just those stripy dresses. Not the best Sacai, but there are some nice pieces like those bomber garments.

 

[YohjiAddict]

I like that she's going back to basics and stripping away the clashing prints/colors while focusing more on garments for an everyday context.

Look 9 and 34 are the ones that really caught my eye, the former in particular manages that balance of just enough design and practicality, the kind of garment you would like to find oneself in on a rainy day...

 

[RedSmokeRise]

Loving the tie-chain necklace hybrid thing

 

[Turnip Rutabaga]

But what are those small arm...bags? Genius! For lipstick, disinfectant etc. Boots are also weirdly good.

 

[TianCouture]

Wow this is an excellent collection. I feel like she is one of few who maybe adapted to a new world just a little without making it ridiculous

 

[Not Plain Jane]

this is wondrous!

this is the first collection i've had a chance to click on, so what a happy circumstance.

 

[jeanclaude]

The same way Galliano is obsessed with deconstructing trench-coats, Chitose Abe is obsessed with deconstructing bomber jackets...

 

[eugenius]

Definitely more toned-down from recent collections. If it's a result of the pandemic, I'm all for it.

And that Sade shirt needs to be on me when it's officially in the stores. I didn't quite get those Paradise Garage tees from a few years ago, but I can see her music played in the background while designing this collection.

Remember how MCG asked Wales Bonner to do a look for Dior? I thought that was a fantastic idea, and I'd love to see Chitose do an outfit for a Prada collection. (That'd be more exciting than Raf x Prada IMO.)