/fa/ - Fashion

>>14398008
>>14398014
This is the correct answer. Also by extension number (n)ine.

>>12912348
he's so damned amazing

>>12762096

>>12272953
>>12273128
This
if you're a normie, use it functionally instead of as some kind of fashion accessory
a scarf will look like shit with a plain old outfit

you can pull off a scarf as an accessory if you dress kind of avant-garde

>>11057533
Elena Dawson was his main patternmaker for a long time and from what I understand when she left he was kinda forced to rehash some stuff that she had worked on.

>>11057475
What's wrong with enquiring about pieces you're interested in? BBS is notoriously expensive so it makes sense that retailers would want to sift out the tire kickers who might return a bunch of shit.

>>11057548
I still love TVA's patterns and basics. All their stuff fits me well.

>>11058297
Feel the same as >>11058330. No one needs a pair of pants with two waistbands and it's not making any sort of statement. I thought the stuff he did with Geller was fantastic for its time and I see potential in Plokhov's work but he needs another creative force in the mix to focus his vision.

>>11066055
He posts (or used to) on StyleZeitgeist. Any of his posts are good reading to gain insight into his views.

>>11066990
OG for sure

>>10760956

>>10740229
Miyashita's fits are godly

>>10450678

>>10405243
Miyashita is also excellent with his layering, both in his collections and in his personal life.

>>10404870
Check out the older runway shows of Number (N)ine and Undercover. They've got the rocker and grungy side of things covered with lots of layering and a worn aesthetic.
Undercover A/W05 collection, titled Arts and Crafts, should be particularly up your alley.

I agree with most of your analysis

my favorite designers atm are
Erik Ohrstrom
Maurizio Altieri
Maurizio Amadei
Alessio Zero
Luca Laurini

more Miyashita