/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.6404878]

so far, favorite collections from ss14 pfw
i thought ackermann and dries were impressive

[Anonymous No.6404942]

bunch of summer pleb faggots on this board 2day

[Anonymous No.6404986]

balenciaga was my favourite overall i think
altho i need to catch up with a few, i'll do that now

[Anonymous No.6405036]

>>6404986
+1

[Anonymous No.6405094]

>>6404986
PREDICTABLY i also really liked wang and t wang

i thought balmain was initially promising but the more i looked at it, the more the details annoyed me

3.1 lim was good, but i wouldn't wear any of the gaudy floral stuff, except maybe the trousers that were styled with a white tee

i thought raf was pretty bad
rick was rick... think it works better streetstyled rather than runway

does patrik ervell show runway?

[Anonymous No.6405102]

>>6405094
oh and yohji was good as per but nothing really blew me away except these trousers

[aiouh No.6405106]

>>6404878
Dries looked very good
Enjoyed Yohji

that's it

[User !4JmiEPm2.s No.6405110]

i liked philip lim, it was like a positive feeling mix of undercover and 1999 raf.

bierendonck was very intelligently designed in my opinion, and more wearable than many years, which i assume is intentional

rick was entertaining, his musicians were a great touch. i dont like running shoes that much, however the boots with the white laces look excellent, and i like the baggy leathers that are almost 3/4 length with the vertical zip, something that i would wear. however I like the giant boots from fw more than anything here.

i like haiders styling and cuts but he uses too much glossy fabric for me, i prefer matte materials.

[Anonymous No.6405118]

>>6405094

I really liked the khaki tones at T by Wang. I didn't really love the shapes and textures in mainline, but I rarely do. I think his mainline womens is better than his T women's and his T men's is better than mainline men's. But that's just me.

Balmain's gotten better since Rousteing is a lot less heavy-handed than Decarnin, but the nautical thing went from cool motif to a touch gimmicky by the time I finished scrolling through it all.

I always wish that 3.1 collections were, like, half as large, and pared WAY down. By the end, I get a little tired of the minor riffs and whatnot. I did, however, quite like a lot of the textures and leather. Will have to see the bags in person.

Ervell shows in New York.

[Anonymous No.6405119]

>>6405102
this and

[Anonymous No.6405126]

dries was terrible what the fuck

[Anonymous No.6405131]

>>6405119
this were my favourite dries looks

which leads me to believe that i'm getting pretty bored of prints, which of course is a huge generalisation, but y'know

>>6405118
thanks for ervell info, probably the show i'm most looking forward to

and yeah with balmain i keep thinking i'll like it but then i always gets eurotrash vibes from it - i really liked the boring colour palette but then the detailing ruins it for me

[Anonymous No.6405133]

>>6405119

I really liked the outdoorsy bent that some of the outerwear had. The layering on this look was spot on.

[Anonymous No.6405154]

>>6405133
i like the funnel (?) neck underneath, but the coat is just reminding me of tablecloths and sofa coverings.. maybe the shininess

speaking of outdoorsy outerwear though, check this
http://www.fashion-law.org/2013/06/gucci-that-jacket-looks-familiar.html

i did like gucci's show more than i was expecting to tho

[Anonymous No.6405173]

http://youtu.be/StCqgfuZtiY

holy shit, Raf confirmed for GOAT collection of ss2014.

>dat soundtrack
>dat Pump up the Jam

[Anonymous No.6405175]

>>6405154
also enjoying louis v actually

[Anonymous No.6405186]

>>6405175
this jacket is great
reminds me of christopher raeburn's outerwear too, that was good

really bored of checks by the end though

and i can see that monogrammed tux jacket getting worn by multiple rappers at the same event

[Anonymous No.6405204]

You really see that Raf has more time to focus on his menswear since he doesn't have to design four men's collections a year anymore after leaving Jil.

[Anonymous No.6405221]

>>6405204
but the raf collection w/ the cheesy pop-art vibe was crap

[Anonymous No.6405236]

>>6405221
2deep4u. He's been gaining momentum since FW12

[Anonymous No.6405238]

this missoni look is p cool

[Anonymous No.6405257]

>dat sock/shoe synergy

raf's a cheeky monkey m8s

[Anonymous No.6405260]

>>6405236
i dunno man, it seemed weak. since leaving jil he has so much time... he doesn't have to handle any of the business end of things or even stitch things together. all he does is wake up and sketch stuff as the creative director. kind of disappointed

[turnleft !!t/GvfGACpW7 No.6405262]

can't say i've really been keeping track.

but from what i;ve seen definitely yy imo

tbh waiting on sruli B)
idk if hes showing though

[Anonymous No.6405266]

>>6405257
so so horrible

[Anonymous No.6405269]

>>6405260
I think his last few collections are definitely a lot more similar to his earlier work (pre 2000) in their aesthetic, but the all feature elements of his later stuff as well. It's pretty interesting in my opinion. I don't like everything, but I feel like he enjoys doing it again and isn't just on autopilot anymore.

[Anonymous No.6405281]

>>6405269
really man? i fuk w/ black palms ss98
dunno bout raf these days

[Anonymous No.6405286]

if it was still 2007 sufu would've had a collective orgasm

[Anonymous No.6405293]

>>6405286
will be waiting for some jap streetstyle pics. They can rock that shit with ease.

>tfw no Raf flagship store in Europe

[Anonymous No.6405312]

>tfw you like a Prada collection the most so far (the second time in a row no less)

what is happening to me. Am I turning dadcore?

[Anonymous No.6405323]

>>6405312
fuck them cheesy tourist print shirts vibes

[Anonymous No.6405330]

>>6405312
i dunno man, makes me gag in a bad way

[Anonymous No.6405347]

>>6405312
>>6405286
would wear shirt with sneakers

[Anonymous No.6405400]

>>6405312
the prada shoes were so horrible

[Anonymous No.6405410]

only care about my waifu anndy, can't wait

[Anonymous No.6405437]

>>6405154

Brocade and damask fabrics have long has a history for use in clothing as well as interiors.

[Anonymous No.6405439]

>>6405175

LV is phenomenal under Kim Jones. So glad he took over and I think it's becoming clear that he's the man they needed all along to make the RTW relevant.

[Anonymous No.6405708]

>>6405439
yeah i agree

also i take back what i said about prints earlier
issey miyake killin' it