Lola701
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It’s quite terrible…View attachment 1328861
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It’s quite terrible…View attachment 1328861
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Considering that Yves was the first designer to show bare breasts on a runway, this is very on-brand.And they are 100% silk, so you better have compression underwear otherwise a slight breeze will out you as "cut" or "uncut".
Both yslforever and your post made me think again how sexless Vaccarello's imagery actually is. Everything he does always feels so flat when compared to the references he uses. YSL's and Newton's work had the sincerity and reflected the interests and desires of its authors. With Anthony it's always very superficial.Considering that Yves was the first designer to show bare breasts on a runway, this is very on-brand.
I want to say that it's the Belgian in him, but then I remember that it's a recurrent issue with a lot of current generation of designers: a sexuality that is provocative, but lacking in warmth and intimacy. Funny enough, his idol, Tom Ford, was capable of infusing sex into the most modest of designs.Both yslforever and your post made me think again how sexless Vaccarello's imagery actually is. Everything he does always feels so flat when compared to the references he uses. YSL's and Newton's work had the sincerity and reflected the interests and desires of its authors. With Anthony it's always very superficial.
Both yslforever and your post made me think again how sexless Vaccarello's imagery actually is. Everything he does always feels so flat when compared to the references he uses. YSL's and Newton's work had the sincerity and reflected the interests and desires of its authors. With Anthony it's always very superficial.
This is TOO Many tones of grey together and makes it look cheap.View attachment 1328861
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