Haider Ackermann
Haider Ackermann's latest collection aimed at utilitarianism: long, undulating collars that can be wrapped around the neck any number of ways and zipped-on peplums that are easily detached, making each piece incredibly versatile. Loved the pale grey coat (so simple, so stunning) as well as the last pictured black dress:
Rick Owens
Puffers (down-filled wraps), biker jackets (slick to the ribs, and zippered up one side), hoodies (conceptual versions with geometric horn appliqués), and fur vests (kangaroo at the less expensive end, full-length mink at the ultra).
Puffers (down-filled wraps), biker jackets (slick to the ribs, and zippered up one side), hoodies (conceptual versions with geometric horn appliqués), and fur vests (kangaroo at the less expensive end, full-length mink at the ultra).
Sharon Wauchob
Sharon Wauchob's approach was to consider cut—not the silhouette, which was beautifully simple and clean, with brilliant textile techniques.
all pics from style.com
Wow!! Haider Ackermann: I want it all!
ReplyDeleteThe collecitons from Haider Ackermann and Gareth Pugh are utterly AMAZING!! How inspiring!
ReplyDeleteAmazing Gareth Pugh and Sharon Wauchob... wow.. elegant, elegant, elegant, PROUD !!!! a MUAAAAAAA
ReplyDeleteI love Gareth Pugh and Haider Ackerman, they're so strong!
ReplyDeletexoxoxo Thaïs
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Gorgeous post, darling!
ReplyDeleteLove all the leather in these collections!
xoxox,
CC
Dear B
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demanding Anon x
What brilliant Goth! I love it!!!!
ReplyDeleteHaider is my favourite.
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Haider my fave too. Gosh, some of those models throughout are kinda scary looking!!
ReplyDeleteMiss your outfit posts Brig but loving your blog as always.
Sharon xx
Congratulations on this post: it is really good to see a blog which is not only showing images of fashion shows as they come but can show the similarities, give some perspectives. It might even be better to compare designers look by look. This neo-goth trend is perplexing and slightly boring - these designers create great silhouettes and great lines, but I am worried that the copycats on the high-street will only have boring stuff to offer next season !
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