Thom Browne had a brilliant idea of ‘twinning’ with placing a male model and a female model with identical outfits. It was the best way of communicating the androgyny of his collection. The giraffe looks, I have no idea what that’s all about, but I did enjoy the mismatched stripes …
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Here’s the latest from Rick Owens…. those are some serious SHOULDERS! photos:Vogue
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Thom Browne’s latest fashion ‘show’ was like taking in a glimpse in the Rothschild Illuminati Ball from the late 1970s… so many cult overtones, but really splendid suits. I hope they saved me some man-in-a-suit cake! photos: Vogue
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At Craig Green, it started off as monochromatic and descended into a flurry of color…. by the way, this is how I pile on my clothes for the airport… you know, so I don’t need to check in a bag. photos: Vogue
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Here is the latest from WVB… sorry I’m too lazy to type out the WHOLE name again… Anywho, all these masks and spikes have strong BDSM and Nacho Libre undertones… My fave from the bunch? The Green Bear outfit in the 9th photo… it’s so deformed, but still adorable! photos: …
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Thom Browne had the inspiration of a ‘Versailles Country Club’ for his latest collection. There were many balls… and well, balls. Ha ha. Seersuckered jock straps dangled from pleated skirts for men. The show was complete with pannier dress forms and a real life ballet dancer dancing in the signature …
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It’s Sprockets at the Circus! I’ll just leave this glorious gem right here. photos: Vogue
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Check out these cool looks from the latest Craig Green collection! It’s like neon paper doily suits! Brilliant! photos: World of Wonder
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Moments before the last Thom Browne show, models were seen dipping their heads in the toilet and flushing to achieve the coveted diner giant, Big Boy’s, swirled hair….. no just kidding… Anywho, this was the latest men’s collection… lots of deconstruction of the classic men’s work suit, and nipped, tidy …
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This season at Undercover, the classic film “A Clockwork Orange” was the inspiration with large prints of scenes of the film on various coats and jumpers. The end seemed pretty dramatic with a parade of men in red clocks and matching hats and masks…. like a cult… Stanley Kubrick would …
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