I find that Spring is the season where designers seem to abandon ship and cease telling their story. Spring always feels very much like an essay or vignette about something else, published in The New Yorker by that one author that you love but is nothing like the books from that same author. This may come down to my own dread regarding spring. There's just less clothing to work with, less fabric, less types of fabric, less structure in general. But there's the rub, I don't always look at designers whose work I know will be like it always is. Anna Sui will do bohemian until she breathes in her last Nag Champa scented breath. I respect that but I am I interested in it? Comme ci comme ça.
I only looked through a few collections and wasn't really wowed by much.

This Proenza Schouler jacket was such ALT bait it made me super angry. I also could not wrap my brain around that puckered fabric they used for nearly all their suit skirts. Is it like those gross shirts they sell at Walgreens that stretch to fit every size? I am so heebed out.

Then they did this and I forgot about everything gross. But is that how things are now? We do chunky until we're totally sick of it and then we do classic? A total 180, fuck evolution? I lurrrve these pumps. Water monitor Margielaclones! That box stitch makes it so. They're pre-selling these with laser cut-outs on their site but I don't want the mesh ones, I want these classics.

I thought Lim might help me out and make an awesome triptych of Asian home sewing projects from the 70s but he did not so you just get the Thakoon and Derek Lam ones, I can't even remember which is which right now. You know your mom has a pattern like this somewhere in the garage, you know you want to make a denim ensemble. DO NOT DENY. Lim instead of being awesome chose to remake Proenza Schouler's Fall 2010 show with a bunch of tiny collars and raglan cut outs a la Kane Summer '10. So not spongeworthy.

These were my two favorite looks from Suno. I am still on a horn of African tip, I've got it bad and that's not good.

I'm maybe not the hugest fan of asymmetrical puffed sleeve blouses but I am a fan of the color/pattern mixing at A Détacher. A++ would buy from again. They did some super louche pants too. I'm not on board with jumpsuits in reality but on a runway I think they look so Halston chic I forget this fact.

The things I loved at Vena Cava were not things I'd be likely to wear so I tried to remain earthbound and choose things I actually would wear. I'm really feeling overalls for some reason. I feel like they read my mind about turbans.


I liked the first all white half at Preen too. I felt like those looks were enough and they probably should have stopped there. I liked the second half of Rachel Comey and her moonicures too.

I am not Rodarted like the rest of the fashion world, so to see them make something wearable was an answered prayer. I feel like this season was an official timed trial. They now qualify for the LVMH Grand Prix next year. Enjoy Paris ladies, it is time to fuck with the eagles.

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I find that Spring is the season where designers seem to abandon ship and cease telling their story. Spring always feels very much like an essay or vignette about something else, published in The New Yorker by that one author that you love but is nothing like the books from that same author. This may come down to my own dread regarding spring. There's just less clothing to work with, less fabric, less types of fabric, less structure in general. But there's the rub, I don't always look at designers whose work I know will be like it always is. Anna Sui will do bohemian until she breathes in her last Nag Champa scented breath. I respect that but I am I interested in it? Comme ci comme ça.
I only looked through a few collections and wasn't really wowed by much.
This Proenza Schouler jacket was such ALT bait it made me super angry. I also could not wrap my brain around that puckered fabric they used for nearly all their suit skirts. Is it like those gross shirts they sell at Walgreens that stretch to fit every size? I am so heebed out.
Then they did this and I forgot about everything gross. But is that how things are now? We do chunky until we're totally sick of it and then we do classic? A total 180, fuck evolution? I lurrrve these pumps. Water monitor Margielaclones! That box stitch makes it so. They're pre-selling these with laser cut-outs on their site but I don't want the mesh ones, I want these classics.

I thought Lim might help me out and make an awesome triptych of Asian home sewing projects from the 70s but he did not so you just get the Thakoon and Derek Lam ones, I can't even remember which is which right now. You know your mom has a pattern like this somewhere in the garage, you know you want to make a denim ensemble. DO NOT DENY. Lim instead of being awesome chose to remake Proenza Schouler's Fall 2010 show with a bunch of tiny collars and raglan cut outs a la Kane Summer '10. So not spongeworthy.These were my two favorite looks from Suno. I am still on a horn of African tip, I've got it bad and that's not good.
I'm maybe not the hugest fan of asymmetrical puffed sleeve blouses but I am a fan of the color/pattern mixing at A Détacher. A++ would buy from again. They did some super louche pants too. I'm not on board with jumpsuits in reality but on a runway I think they look so Halston chic I forget this fact.
The things I loved at Vena Cava were not things I'd be likely to wear so I tried to remain earthbound and choose things I actually would wear. I'm really feeling overalls for some reason. I feel like they read my mind about turbans.
I liked the first all white half at Preen too. I felt like those looks were enough and they probably should have stopped there. I liked the second half of Rachel Comey and her moonicures too.
I am not Rodarted like the rest of the fashion world, so to see them make something wearable was an answered prayer. I feel like this season was an official timed trial. They now qualify for the LVMH Grand Prix next year. Enjoy Paris ladies, it is time to fuck with the eagles.
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