Viktor & Rolf Haute Couture S/S 2016 Paris

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Viktor&Rolf Haute Couture S/S 2016

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I'm shocked. It's gorgeous, experimental and very graphic. I'm attracted to this vision of couture and I feel like they are getting better and better every season. This particular collection is white and clean. It makes their vision more visible.
What a great way to end this horrible couture week.
 
I´m loving the construction & tailoring and the dadaism nod.
 
They definitely working on their couture. This is getting better and better. I loved this. Maybe the finale pieces were too much, but it's absolutely refreshing and amazing. I loved.
 
Can we stop posting attachments instead of thumbnails :rolleyes:

Anyway, wearable or not, this collection was a pleasure to look at. So much fun.
 
this is my favorite collection this season, Viktor & Rolf's couture collections are getting better and better every season
 
Fun to look at, but I am getting tired of this vision of completely unwearable couture that is merely a marketing tool to sell horrible perfume.
 
it looks great for what it is- costumes for a surrealist opera or an arty video, apart from that I'm just wondering what's the point?
 
^^^ More to the point, as nicely constructed as it may be, it's just 22 variations of the same idea...
 
Wow - artworks on two feet - love the creativity - amazing:clap:
 
Yes, this is great and creative but that concept of doing unwearable clothes just for the sake of it and to sell perfumes is dated.
It's much more easy to create performance fashion than to create something wearable, beautiful and yet interesting.

But Jacquemus can learn some tips from them in terms of construction...
 
First thing that came to my mind while watching this: PUUHHLEASE! Stop your pretentiousness, guys! I already came with prejudice to the thread, thinking: let's see how they tried to grab attention this season.

But then, why not? Who cares if it's just for the image of the brand. It's as legit as wanting to dress a woman. It has a visual impact and the construction is great...

I don't like it, though.
 
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This is so much fun. I'm so glad they're doing HC. It may not be practical or wearable, so what's the point? But, idk, it's such a breath of fresh air from what everyone else is doing. Each piece is a walking work of art.

Imagine if someone showed up to the Oscars wearing one of these? Do it, Mara. Lol
 
The construction is wondrous! But that's about it.
You've seen one, you've seen them all.
 
Wow, this is beautiful, the craftsmanship, the creativity (even though it was all white), this is outstanding.
 

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