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Milan Fashion Week – S/S 2012 – Gucci
Milan Fashion Week – S/S 2012 – DSquared
Milan Fashion Week – S/S 2012 – DSquared
DSquared is super pricey for what it is, but their clothing and shows are always very fun and there’s a lot of good pieces ❤
[images via GQ]
Milan Fashion Week – Burberry Prorsum – S/S 2012
Milan Fashion Week – D&G – F/W 2011
Can we make it official? D&G is responsible for creating the Douche Bag. This 90’s pop-inspried collection? Case in point.
[images via GQ]
Milan Fashion Week – Pringle of Scotland – F/W 2011
Incredibly behind! I just got back from Taiwan right when Milan fashion week was happening. After browsing through all the collections, Pringle of Scotland definitely stood out. Lots of gorgeous jackets, knits – incredibly interesting and wearable. Love love love.
That sweater is gorgeous!
[images via GQ]
Milan Fashion Week – Burberry Prorsum – F/W 2011
Burberry continued its e-commerce strategy and offered the coats and bags up for sale immediately following the sale. I don’t know about anyone else, but if I’m going to spend upwards of $2,000 I need to try that shit on. But what would I try on here? There was a weird psuedo-Russian vibe going on here. The coats and bags were clearly the focus since that’s what they were trying to sell. All other articles of clothing took a backseat to the accessories and coats. The coats themselves for me fell anywhere between non-offensive to atrocious with a few sweaters thrown in. If you watched the show, some of those models could barely walk in those coats because they seemed so stiff. It looked like they were walking around in starched shells.
What say you?
Cute if not boring.
Ridiculous. But at least editorial-worthy.
The two above actually made me cringe. Cowprint fur collar?? BLURGH
Meh.
Look how it’s bunching up everywhere! Even those ridiculous aviator coats from last fall seemed easier to walk in.
And making it rain on the runway? PUH-leeze – gimmick gimmick gimmick. I’m surprised they weren’t trying to tell those transparent rain covers too. Overall, the drive to sell immediately after runway seems to be the driving force behind the shows for Burberry and while that’s not terrible, I don’t know how effective that is with a collection that is semi-ready to wear.
Wanted to love it, but left with an uneasy feeling in my stomach. Moreso following the love it seems to be getting.
[images via Style]
Milan Fashion Week – S/S 2011 – Giorgio Armani
Le Femme Bleu
Armani goes again the grain and presents a monotone collection. Personally the insane (and sometimes quite obnoxious) amount of colors and prints coming out of Milan hasn’t really been my taste – Armani proves you don’t have to follow the crowd to produce incredibly understated elegant and stylish fashions.
[images via Fashionologie]
Milan Fashion Week – DSquared S/S 2011
This reminds me a lot of their camp collection from last spring/summer – I have not much to say about this collection. Simple, ordinary clothes clearly meant for people with amazing bodies.
images via GQ.com
Milan Fashion Week – Z Zegna S/S 2011
I am in love! The color palette is perfect – incredibly modern and forward looking but grounded in solidly tailored clothing. I love the suiting with shorts, and I want all those jackets. They looks amazing!
Simple Boy 