Nth time: Boys and Fashion
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Nth time: Boys and Fashion
The text below is a quote from FT this weekend. Very clearly Hedi Slimane has a fab following. Where Ford made porno-chic for Gucci women, Slimane has been doing pure porno for Dior women. Slimane's men's line though is wearable - insofar as one can lay hands on it (sold only in three shops in Paris, London and NY)...
"A few names from the past appeared on the Paris schedule for the first time in a while – Thierry Mugler and Kenzo – while another well-known brand, Emanuel Ungaro, showed menswear for the first time. Maybe they sensed the time was right to promote their brand DNA, to make sure their public gets what it wants. That’s a paraphrase of a line from “Going Underground” by The Jam, as I’m sure Hedi Slimane at Dior is well aware. In front of Mick Jagger, The Pet Shop Boys and a Scissor Sister, Slimane showed a troupe of skinny models in 1970s Paul Weller haircuts, two-tone suits, narrow hipped Sta-pressed trousers, dark denim and lots of skinny braces in red, black and white. There were chequerboard patterns, Harrington-style jackets, white socks, pointed shoes and pork pie hats."
"A few names from the past appeared on the Paris schedule for the first time in a while – Thierry Mugler and Kenzo – while another well-known brand, Emanuel Ungaro, showed menswear for the first time. Maybe they sensed the time was right to promote their brand DNA, to make sure their public gets what it wants. That’s a paraphrase of a line from “Going Underground” by The Jam, as I’m sure Hedi Slimane at Dior is well aware. In front of Mick Jagger, The Pet Shop Boys and a Scissor Sister, Slimane showed a troupe of skinny models in 1970s Paul Weller haircuts, two-tone suits, narrow hipped Sta-pressed trousers, dark denim and lots of skinny braces in red, black and white. There were chequerboard patterns, Harrington-style jackets, white socks, pointed shoes and pork pie hats."
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But isn't it wonderful how quick
I always get it afterwards?
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Well, French fashion is on an ascendency I think. Dior Homme and YSL S/S collections were both really good.
It's a shame we can't see what trousers Chris was wearing during the Moscow show. His top was Y3, obviously and the cap -which I bought today
- is Prada. Black nylon with a leather adjustable band. A rip off for 110 Euro (40% off the original asking price).
It's a shame we can't see what trousers Chris was wearing during the Moscow show. His top was Y3, obviously and the cap -which I bought today
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Well. Slimane is very slim. Really is and that makes it harder for men built like you (and even me). However, YSL spring 2006 is really good unlike my fetish designer Barrett whose winter 2005-6 is good if not excellent and summer next year, well, acceptable.
Found five suits in sales on Saturday - three Cornelianis, one Gucci and one Bouvy (non branded Belgian menswear shop). And some shoes...
On the boys dressing, Neil seems to stick to basic jeans a lot and then the safe Prada black nylon jacket. At least in the pre-show pics...
Found five suits in sales on Saturday - three Cornelianis, one Gucci and one Bouvy (non branded Belgian menswear shop). And some shoes...
On the boys dressing, Neil seems to stick to basic jeans a lot and then the safe Prada black nylon jacket. At least in the pre-show pics...
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I always get it afterwards?
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Prada and Porsche and Philip Stark..... Although Chris hasn´t got Porsche anymore.Zeus On The Loose wrote:Well, French fashion is on an ascendency I think. Dior Homme and YSL S/S collections were both really good.
It's a shame we can't see what trousers Chris was wearing during the Moscow show. His top was Y3, obviously and the cap -which I bought today- is Prada. Black nylon with a leather adjustable band. A rip off for 110 Euro (40% off the original asking price).
Interviewer:
-What would you tell someone about yourself if you wanted to impress them?
Chris:
-I´ve got a 12-inch plonker.
-What would you tell someone about yourself if you wanted to impress them?
Chris:
-I´ve got a 12-inch plonker.
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Something which has surprised me a bit in Neil's "rock/pop" star looks is that since the last five-seven years , it's almost similar cut three button suits with a dark single button collar shiny shirt, all buttons closed. Occasionally, he adds a cowboy hat.
On more relaxed look, it's pretty uniformal too: jeans, mostly dark (could think of gucci or ysl, for example) and black prada jacket in various versions.
On more relaxed look, it's pretty uniformal too: jeans, mostly dark (could think of gucci or ysl, for example) and black prada jacket in various versions.
Sometimes I am just so thick,
But isn't it wonderful how quick
I always get it afterwards?
But isn't it wonderful how quick
I always get it afterwards?
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Zeus On The Loose wrote:There's nothing to suggest it was Stussy on the leaked footage, as far as I can see, and it looks identical to my Prada.
Fair enough, though if someone is clever enough to take a screen grab from the Domino Dancing performance your clearly see it is infact a Stussy trucker ball cap. I didn't think Prada had jumped on the 'Trucker' ball cap band waggon...??
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