Ulyana Sergeenko Haute Couture S/S 2015 Paris

[marcBarna]

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[GivenchyHomme]

There are a few stinkers here but it's quite cute and fun overall.

 

[anlabe32]

Very Russian but done in a tasteful and stylish way.

 

[rebel]

Photoshop ''detail''

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[anlabe32]

^ Oh wow... that's bad.

 

[Nomar]

Love it! Such fun and creative silhouettes.

 

[gossiping]

hate her design aesthetic, i think i always will. this is so costume-y and bad

 

[GIVENCHYlover]

I like it but doesn't worth a show...so a lookbook is ok :cool2:

 

[rip_ian curtis]

Photoshop ''detail''
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It really looks like these images have seen some heavy photoshopping. The fabrics look so smooth and fake, too 2D. Makes me think there's some serious seam puckering and bad fits in reality...

 

[Melisande]

It was kind of obvious, because she uses very thick, 3-D fabrics and techniques to create those ultra-lean silhouettes. The models are thin, but not THAT thin. That said, it's not all lies because she herself manages to wear her own clothes very well IRL. Still, not a good tactic at all to photoshop like that.


I like her work; it's always, to me so far, fresh, and she has lots of identifiable personality in her design. Much better than a lot of the other couture shows.

 

[Deleted member 7575]

The photoshopping is distracting but otherwise this is really quite good! I love it.

 

[eugenius]

And yet they couldn't photoshop the hem of that red dress @ the end..

 

[dodencebt]

I'm actually enjoying this more than her previous work. Instead of focusing on the theatrics, she actually paid more attention to exquisite embroidery, some great construction and fabric manipulation. Of course not everything looks good though.

I agree that the Photoshop is bad, but then again, almost all presentation photos are retouched to death afterwards. I still think Burberry's Pre-fall and Resort photos are far worse than anything that's being presented.

 

[CommanderTMugler]

It's sad that she's relying on photoshop to mask away the tailoring, this is couture....

The 3rd and 4th pic look so unrealistic, no matter how thin and high of shoes you add in beneath the trousers.