This ridiculous Prada sweater is making the editorial rounds. I see the value in an editorial but I don’t think anyone in real life can wear it without looking like a lunatic.
There really should be a quota on how many times a piece can be photographed.
Okay, I hated this collection when it first rolled out. I still hate the bananas, monkeys and orthopedic shoes but I can see what everyone loves about it. It’s fun, and this promo definitely plays up that fact.
The suit are absolutely beautiful, the proportions have been tweaked and make the models look great. The collection falls into weird territory after that – what’s with all the hospital gowns walking the runway this season? (See: Calvin Klein) – I hope I’m not alone in thinking that big ass shirts are not flattering on a man.
Okay since everyone else doesn’t want to say it, I will – these girls look like hot messes.
Everyone is losing their shit over how they used “plus-size” models, but these girls don’t looks “big” – they look manly. They looked like a parade of grade school bullies – pre-teen girls who haven’t figured out what femininity is. I have nothing against going against the grain and using non-stick models, but these clothes don’t look made for them, they look ill-fitted and not really intended to be on these non-stick women. The styling definitely doesn’t help. It’s a shame because I really feel that these clothes would’ve shined if they didn’t try to be more “real”. Pretty classic Prada looks overshadowed by how inappropriate the look on their model choices.
(I think it’s incredibly tacky – it’s a weird ski collection, but its composed of booty shorts and short skirts? Those bling-ed out ski goggles aren’t doing the looks any favors.)
Meanwhile, Prada failed at their livestream, some people saw laggy video, I saw absolutely nothing. Prada fail!
Anyone else catch the Prada 2010 ad campaign? It’s gorgeous. I love the whole “bitchy rich girl” vibe it gives off – those insane chandelier shoes and those candy coated lips. Can I make friends with someone who looks like that and just be cool by association?
So Prada has released their new campaign for Spring – and what? Are those asian males in there? My eyes always perk up when I see an Asian in a fashion editorial, and I do a double take when it’s a dude. I’ve always felt Asians were under-represented in fashion editorial so I am always pleasantly surprised when I see them.