Area Fall 2019 Ready-to-Wear Collection
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Ann Demeulemeester f/w 2018 rtw
Creative Director Sébastien Meunier
Fashion Editor/Stylist Robbie Spencer
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Dance performance and delicately constructed skirts, flowing lines and ballet slippers for Chika Kisada a/w 2023. Runway photos by Chika Kisada via vogue.com
Ever since founding her label in 2014, Japanese designer Chika Kisada has drawn on her background as a dancer to combine ballet esprit with punk spirit. This season, after working closely with the ballet dancer Haruo Niyama has inspired her view on gender, the models floating down the runway transcend the ideas of masculine and feminine, wearing suit jackets draped over delicately constructed bustiers, glittering shirts and flowing trousers, rustling heaps of skirts, jeans and stockings, and the omnipresent ballet slippers. And all the while, Niyama dances behind a translucent curtain, a Kisada-clad shadow. Watch the show.
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US Vogue September 1, 1950
Schiaparelli Haute Couture Collection Fall/Winter 1950-51. Bettina Graziani wears a gray flannel suit. The jacket's oblique closure marks a clean fan edge on a peplum with a curved dead center. poached. Important: the square collar. Shoes with oblique kid straps by André Perugia.
Schiaparelli Collection Haute Couture Automne/Hiver 1950-51.Bettina Graziani porte une tailleur en flanelle grise. La fermeture oblique de la veste marque un bord en éventail net sur une basque avec un point mort incurvé. poche. Important : le col carré. Chaussures à brides obliques en chevreau par, André Perugia.
Photo Irving Penn
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hihi i was scrolling thru pinterest per usual and i thought i’d let you guys peer into some male pieces i imagine fashion designer!geto would create!!
so i imagine him sort of bumbling around with a plethora of styles, but i'm settling on this sort of vetements x vivienne westwood x balmain fusion—one that mixes opulence and exhibition all into one into a smooth blend of things. one that exemplifies this sort of punk regality almost, ironic as it is, but there's just something so classy, yet revolutionary about his designs.
my personal thought is his mixing of contrasts is probably why he's so renowned in the modern day fashion industry, since to have your style—one that is defined by “you” and only “you” almost be undefinable is a feat rarely anyone can accomplish nowadays. somehow he did it though!!!
as ordered: ann deulemeester (fall 2018 menswear collection), vetements (spring 2022 menswear collection), yohji yamamoto (spring 2023 collection), jun takahashi - undercover (fall-winter 2020 paris collection), balmain (fall 2024 menswear collection)
heavy emphasis on the undercover collection, since jun takahashi's pieces are the main inspiration behind fashion designer!geto as a whole
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Gianfranco Ferre f/w 1995 rtw
Creative Director Gianfranco Ferre
Model Yasmeen Ghauri
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