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Or Michele’s Gucci/Valentino!That colour palette looks like it came from the abyss that is Sabato's headspace.
Well said. Especially the part about Zara, because luxury fashion has become less innovative tha fast fashion and it's a shame.To me, those last looks (the non suit ones) look more like a sexy version of Alessandro's Gucci than what the YSL client has gone for ever since Hedi Slimane was there. Having said that, I'm no fan of Hedi, but I prefer more what he was doing than this abrupt new change of direction.
I suspect AV was feeling he was about to get fired, so he resorted to make a quite literal YSL archive reference. When I saw those suits, it reminded me of no one but YSL himself. He's basically doing what Chemena is doing for Chloé. And that is what is so wrong about this collection, because it's not translated into a modern language or infused with real creativity at all. I'm pretty sure you can find those shiny jackets at a thrift shop (in inferior quality, of course, but what's the sense?) and I'm sorry, but buying menswear inspired suits from YSL was groundbreaking in the 70s when Bianca Jagger did it, but not nowadays when Zara and every second brand is producing that sort of stuff. As a woman, I am not going to spend a lot of money on designer suits, but I look to high fashion designers for the real creative and out of the ordinary stuff, the special clothes. They also better be modern, not some sort of nostalgic revival, because there are vintage and thrift shops for that.
Isn't that funny, though? So we have a designer who apparently hates merchandise... and yet that's all they can really sell with his collections. Jesus... his collections are very "I want to see how Zara is gonna interpret it, because it'll probably be better."If it wasn't for that Cassandre logo shown on every possible bag chosen by Karens and girlies with no knowledge of fashion who still wants to flex logo, Saint Laurent would be in worse condition than Gucci.