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Monday, March 06, 2006
Sartorial Excellence Event - The Young Sartorialist
One of the best things about the Sartorial Excellence event was the number of young Sartorialists that passed through during even the short time I was there.
"Sartorial Excellence" sounds like it could get a bit (a lot) stuffy and stodgy but these young guys in their vintage suits and second-hand ties were the perfect balance to the perfectly-fitted outfitters.
"Sartorial Excellence" sounds like it could get a bit (a lot) stuffy and stodgy but these young guys in their vintage suits and second-hand ties were the perfect balance to the perfectly-fitted outfitters.
United Bamboo Coat......Soho
I love being surprised.
Because of the taping on the outside seams, I thought this coat was probably Marni.
Apparently it is United Bamboo ,a small American designer collection, what I really liked was how beautifully it was executed. Small companies often have a difficult time producing their more ambitious designs but this coat was very well done.
Because of the taping on the outside seams, I thought this coat was probably Marni.
Apparently it is United Bamboo ,a small American designer collection, what I really liked was how beautifully it was executed. Small companies often have a difficult time producing their more ambitious designs but this coat was very well done.
Sunday, March 05, 2006
Alexander McQueen, Fall 2006... He's Back!
When McQueen is at the top of his game, is there anyone better?
I once interviewed the fashion directors of Saks, Bergdorf and Neimans, I asked which were their two or three favorite fashion shows of all-time, each one mentioned a different McQueen show among their favorites.
The Asylum, the Wind Tunnel, the Dance - Alexander has created some of the most memorable shows of our generation.
Fall 2006 show with Kate will go down as The Hologram, chalk up another for the ages.
Dear Gucci,
Cut Alexander McQueen some slack, Bottega is up and going, run Tomas Maier ragged for profits and leave Alexander to create the physical form of our dreams.
I once interviewed the fashion directors of Saks, Bergdorf and Neimans, I asked which were their two or three favorite fashion shows of all-time, each one mentioned a different McQueen show among their favorites.
The Asylum, the Wind Tunnel, the Dance - Alexander has created some of the most memorable shows of our generation.
Fall 2006 show with Kate will go down as The Hologram, chalk up another for the ages.
Dear Gucci,
Cut Alexander McQueen some slack, Bottega is up and going, run Tomas Maier ragged for profits and leave Alexander to create the physical form of our dreams.
