Fashion Week

[MrBern]

hobbitville

Funny, but the hobbit costumes are probably more wearable

 

[jamespowers]

Funny, but the hobbit costumes are probably more wearable

Maybe but those hairy feet have to go.

Regards,

J

 

[The Wingnut]

Nothing a pair of wellingtons and some knee socks won't fix. Lose the capes and they could be british schoolboys.

...Charlie's missing the tape 'round his knuckles!

 

[jamespowers]

Nothing a pair of wellingtons and some knee socks won't fix. Lose the capes and they could be british schoolboys.

...Charlie's missing the tape 'round his knuckles!

lol lol

 

[MrBern]

Maybe but those hairy feet have to go.

Regards,

J

Waxing or electrolysis?

 

[jamespowers]

Waxing or electrolysis?

Electrolysis so it never comes back.

 

[MrBern]

Electrolysis so it never comes back.

How preciousss.....

 

[MrBern]

back to the biz
its kind of interesting that Browne's first runway show was only back in Sept `05.
http://men.style.com/news/style/091205

 

[Matt Deckard]

It's interesting. Very femenine for the male.

 

[Fleur De Guerre]

This is a classic example that pretty much proves my theory that fashion designers usually just sit back and think, "What ridiculous monstrosity can I come up with today?" Then people like David Beckham probably come along and buy it. And the fashion designer laughs all the way to the bank!

 

[Fletch]

Can we all agree it should be spelled Fashion W E A K ?

 

[Feraud]

What I find amazing is the audience. They sit there with straight faces as men (a relative term) walk out looking like Little Red Riding hood and no one is laughing!
I could be laughing uncontrollably like DeNiro in Cape Fear! lol lol

 

[Fletch]

Me, I'd be bringing up the rear dressed as Harpo Marx, rolling on a kiddie cart, setting fire to the models' coattails and throwing the "gookie."

The "Gookie"

 

[katiemakeup]

This cape is fantastic~ and I love the patches on the knees.

This overcoat is AMAZING! Okay, so the glittery case is much, and of course the ski cap looks funny on the runway!... but just you wait till you live somewhere cold! I've seen many people wear stuff like that while living in the midwest in the winter!! lol

 

[Ruby Slippers]

BRINGING BALACLAVAS BACK! YEAH!

I cannot get over his facial expression. He looks horrorshow. And soooooo uncomfortable.

 

[Ms. Parriss]

This is the worse thing i've ever seen, and i've been to edmonton, alberta, canada.

 

[Ms. Parriss]

If you had to choose between hairy feet and the pom pom............
I'm just sayin.

Maybe but those hairy feet have to go.

Regards,

J

 

[Ruby Slippers]

LITTLE SHORTS!

HEEE HEE HEE!!!

 

[Phil]

I'd say Mr. Ski Mask is probably the luckiest, no one can see his full face. The rest of the guys have to deal with their apperances.

 

[MrBern]

mulling browne & ridicule

I liked this take on thom browne

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/08/fashion/shows/08FASHION.html

snippets:

"In all this rich romantic goodness, I also saw, perhaps not surprisingly, moral decay. Indeed, Mr. Brown’s miniaturizing aesthetic is a reflection of a decadent society — obsessed with design, obsessed with food, obsessed with money and fame."

"What’s intriguing about Mr. Browne’s clothes is the suggestion of something furtive and kinky. If you put a full-face ski mask with gray flannels or a pinched Norfolk jacket, you are not being innocent. You are being the opposite of innocent.

The power of suggestion is a wonderful quality for a designer to possess, and it strikes me that Mr. Browne is using this power to tease us with well-made clothes for role playing (tonight an officer and a gentleman, tomorrow Nurse Betty). I’m as open-minded as the next adult, but I can’t help sensing a familiar vacuum: is he giving men costumes or is he giving them clothes? If it’s the latter, he has not made the distinction clear enough."