ethosens f/w
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, Oct 20 2008 10:08 PM
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Posted 20 October 2008 - 10:21 PM
i never seen shit live, so i am assuming that it is just based on hiking transformer pants-shorts. the material is def different though. actually can't see a zipper...
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Posted 20 October 2008 - 10:25 PM
the frames look interesting
Edward Scissorhands wears DiorxJulius
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Posted 20 October 2008 - 10:27 PM
was kinda thinking that this shit reminds me of mid kim jones or a less interesting lebon.
seriously not 2 bad though.
seriously not 2 bad though.
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Posted 21 October 2008 - 06:22 AM
I like the frames, and a few of the shirts and pants. not bad at all.
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Posted 21 October 2008 - 06:36 AM
this is one of those things that might end up being fucking amazing if the material is nice and it fits nice or is gonna be laughably bad in person...i dunno mang, on the fence with this.
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Posted 21 October 2008 - 04:08 PM
I have a little folder on my computer where i save pics from runways/lookbooks/designers i like and when i viewed this on that blog i definitely saved some. I like a lot of these looks and hope it's as cool in person.
the purple cummerbund type thing is pretty cool. Would be bad ass for an alternative outfit to wear when going somewhere formal (but able to be creative) like an opera or something like that.
this is dope as well. I like the micro collars and how the shirt works well with the crazy pants despite them not necessarily being "made for each other". I wonder what the bottom 1/3 looks like
This is smart. It's like a modern, goofy twist on a cambridge goody goody student look. I'd wear the fuck out of this straight up. Go to the library to do some research, meet some hot studious girl, get coffee with her and fuck her brains out later.
I also like a lot of the jackets and think the use of colorblock is pretty well done compared to some others i've seen. Colorblocks have been really big the past season or two, continuing on into ss09. This is pretty smart use of it though in terms of colors, placement of color separation, and unique ways of integrating them like with zippers and layers, instead of just different colors on the same fabric.
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the purple cummerbund type thing is pretty cool. Would be bad ass for an alternative outfit to wear when going somewhere formal (but able to be creative) like an opera or something like that.
this is dope as well. I like the micro collars and how the shirt works well with the crazy pants despite them not necessarily being "made for each other". I wonder what the bottom 1/3 looks like
This is smart. It's like a modern, goofy twist on a cambridge goody goody student look. I'd wear the fuck out of this straight up. Go to the library to do some research, meet some hot studious girl, get coffee with her and fuck her brains out later.
I also like a lot of the jackets and think the use of colorblock is pretty well done compared to some others i've seen. Colorblocks have been really big the past season or two, continuing on into ss09. This is pretty smart use of it though in terms of colors, placement of color separation, and unique ways of integrating them like with zippers and layers, instead of just different colors on the same fabric.
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Posted 21 October 2008 - 10:52 PM
yeah i like this shit. where to cop in japland? add to my list.
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Posted 22 October 2008 - 04:02 PM
I'm disappointed in some sufuers for not having any thoughts on this.
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Posted 22 October 2008 - 04:16 PM
WORD ?WORD
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Posted 23 October 2008 - 02:37 PM
Personal best and worst
Not quite right :
the contrast between the patterned shirt and the plain black pants is pretty good esp cos it maintains the monochromatic color palette. the silhouette too is clear, but the jacket feels really out of place here - it adds puffiness and an additional glossy texture that makes the outfit feel overdone. i think the contrast between the casual jacket and the rest of the outfit's dressy pieces was intentional but jacket is too conspicuous so the contrast isn't subtle. but neither is the contrast explosive because the jacket color blends.
I really like this one:
nice heather gray color for the wool suit, goes very well with the shirt with its collar ajar. black would have made the detail too conspicuous and distracting. very nice alternating of colors for the lapels,satiny silver goes well with the wool-textured suit.,adds an element of sophisitication to the playful detail. last of all, sneakers delivers a casual, fun punchline. as a result the whole outfit feels very nuanced.
Not quite right :
the contrast between the patterned shirt and the plain black pants is pretty good esp cos it maintains the monochromatic color palette. the silhouette too is clear, but the jacket feels really out of place here - it adds puffiness and an additional glossy texture that makes the outfit feel overdone. i think the contrast between the casual jacket and the rest of the outfit's dressy pieces was intentional but jacket is too conspicuous so the contrast isn't subtle. but neither is the contrast explosive because the jacket color blends.
I really like this one:
nice heather gray color for the wool suit, goes very well with the shirt with its collar ajar. black would have made the detail too conspicuous and distracting. very nice alternating of colors for the lapels,satiny silver goes well with the wool-textured suit.,adds an element of sophisitication to the playful detail. last of all, sneakers delivers a casual, fun punchline. as a result the whole outfit feels very nuanced.
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Posted 23 October 2008 - 02:46 PM
this guy really loves contrast - i think the general color contrasts are pretty interesting, unusual but they work. i still maintain that too many types of textures on a single outfit with lots of color and pattern contrasts = overload.
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Posted 23 October 2008 - 07:23 PM
yawn 10 char
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Posted 24 October 2008 - 12:15 AM
some great ideas but it seems kinda all over the place and I think it could have been edited a bit and also more cohesive.
amen to that
