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Txell Miras
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I think there is potential here, although I'm not saying I love her at the moment
The designer herself
www.terrassa.org/ajuntament/ comunicacio/entrevistes/txell_miras.htm (an interview in Spanish also on the site)
The designer herself
www.terrassa.org/ajuntament/ comunicacio/entrevistes/txell_miras.htm (an interview in Spanish also on the site)
You're welcome!
Her style is definitely a sensory overload, when you see it all together at once. It's really Margiela-esque how she tries to construct out of already existing pieces or parts (like a shirt as a skirt). I like that, and it's nice to see that carried through, although it doesnt always have the best results...My absolute favorite is look 2 from S/S...the grey one.
Her style is definitely a sensory overload, when you see it all together at once. It's really Margiela-esque how she tries to construct out of already existing pieces or parts (like a shirt as a skirt). I like that, and it's nice to see that carried through, although it doesnt always have the best results...My absolute favorite is look 2 from S/S...the grey one.
very interesting, thank you cerfas for all your great contributions!
it is a bit overload, i agree, but i like the ideas behind it.
i especially like the last picture you posted, the look appears more graceful to me there..i would like to see her clothes "in movement".
it is a bit overload, i agree, but i like the ideas behind it.
i especially like the last picture you posted, the look appears more graceful to me there..i would like to see her clothes "in movement".
