
PART 2:
RODARTE
Rodarte keeps embody that warrior princess we love, it's the movie Apocalypto with a hint of both Jean Paul Gaultier and Vivienne Westwood's older collections. The whole presentation with the green acid light to the body painting makes the collection less "Ethnic" and more interressting. A little minus sign for most of the items looking a bit too alike. See more here
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DENNIS BASSO
Who will be first out in these, Rhi- Rhi or B?! See more here
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MARC by MARC JACOBS
Mr Marc and me are not at the same pace at the moment. These two maybe excepted, other than that this actually makes me think of Miss Sixty's worst moment...
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CHATRINE MALANDRINO
Arty farty Bohème for Malandrino, and we like it as long as it don't get too romantic or boring.
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TEMPERLY LONDON
Last seasons Temperley London became a new favorite, I like this one too but could have done without some studs but the handcraft is very beautiful once again. See T L on modells over here
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MATTHEW AMES
Some of you might find it strange that I love Matthew Ames, this is purism for sure, and Im fascinated by the way his clothes are simple, nearly looking banal-like the stuff your mum made to herself in the 70'ies, but at the same time extremly well done in the finest of fabrics. He's into a silouette that not many reached (back) at yet, some from the japanese 80 ies which I love. Mr Ames is not your average American fashion designer.
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CHRISTIAN COTA
On a RnB star soon pt 2
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BABY PHAT can't we just get rid of the Baby Phat.... At least if it's gonna look like this? see more
BETSEY JOHNSON
The Barbie Collection was fun to watch and the collabo with Opening Cermony looked good, but don't mind the SS 10 collection. If you feel you have to see more here
SEE ALSO NEW YORK FASHION WEEK Pt. 1 HERE
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