Karl.Popper
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Very hit and miss imo. Anyone else thinks Viktor & Rolf Monsieur delivers the goods better?
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Viktor & Rolf S/S 06 Paris
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Karl.Popper said:
Deffo. Perhaps because, apart from Marc Jacob's own brand of cheddar, no menswear designers really do 'cutesy'..
I don't know wether someone already said this, but the first few looks were the same dresses shown twice, but then one version upside down, and one normal version:
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I totally did not see that!!!
I wonder if they are the exact same dress or if they are made slightly differently. This makes me really like this collection now!
I wonder if they are the exact same dress or if they are made slightly differently. This makes me really like this collection now!
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Mutterlein said:
This could only work if the dresses were incredibly stretchy, if you want to walk in one of those when worn upside-down ...
... yet I am still not feeling the misplaced shirt collars worn as shoulder cut-outs, dangling camisole straps and those ruffles and bow-tie embellishments... it can look very sophisticated and fresh, as seen at Stefano Pilati´s YSL collection for the latter, but at Viktor & Rolf, it simply looks tardy and saccharine ...
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