There's something about Armani Privé S/S 2023 that is both eerie and satisfying to look at. There's a beautiful synergy between his dressmaking and the harlequin motifs.
The man had impeccable taste.
Anyone a British designer called Hamish Morrow? He's a contemporary artist now but in the early 00s he produced some stunning womenswear.
In his S/S 2002 collection, models in ivory white clothing walked through purple ink to reveal a floral print that was invisible before.
Christopher Bailey was not the most gifted showman. He often reached for tired/tacky signals of glamor.
But his Burberry S/S 2010 is still a guilty pleasure. The knotted and twisted pastels offered a youthful touch.
AF Vandevorst made actual brown PAPER look this beautiful.
S/S 2004. Something so mundane turned into graceful, vulnerable clothes. When I tell you there’s no such thing as a bad AF Vandevorst collection, I mean it.
Hermès really lost an asset when Jean Paul Gaultier left.
He didn't just dress the Hermès woman - he imagined her entire world: travel, sport, adventure, seduction, leisure. All with his signature kitsch and wit.
Hermès S/S 2010
