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Einzelkind

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  1. It's probably really stupid of me to criticize this, because it's such a staple of fashion design (especially Raf whom he gets compared to the most), but it feels incredibly lazy to basically rip off how certain Russians youth cultures dress and then sell it for hundreds of dollars. I wonder if anyone would care about him at all if it wasn't for the general attention Russian culture has been getting in the past few years(Pussy Riot, homophobia etc.) Of course Rubchinskiy is not just a fashion designer and I can appreciate what he's doing from a conceptual point of view, but the clothes themselves are simply boring. I'm really excited to see how much the prices will skyrocket due to the hype surrounding him right now, though.

  2. For me it's exactly the other way around. I love KvA's new collection and i think it's one of his best yet and I also feel like he takes more risks with his own label. Dior peaked with SS12 and while it's still very consistent, it feels a little stale lately. I do like the increase of sci-fi influences,though. The last two look like uniforms for an alien boarding school.

  3. I meant in the inofficial #minimalism battle between Jil Sander reloaded and Céline that is probably taking place in my head mostly. But that neg rep surely makes me think about my imprudent behavior, thank you.

  4. I'm usually quite fond of grunge influences. I really loved Dries' women's collection for SS13, I like the way Raf used the famous Kurt Cobain dress at the back of the coats in his summer collection, Number (N)ine was always one of my favorites, but this just seems so incredibly lazy and devoid of any sort of humor or second thought. It looks like he took the lookbook posts that got the most hype and recreated them with YSL's funds. The closing look is literally just a copy of the Cobain dress Raf used as well coated in some glittery shit and put on a girl with the same haircut Kurt had. It's almost the antithesis to grunge.

  5. As usual there are some great pieces in there, but it does seem kind of uninspired compared to the women's. It seems like slapping a different print related to the women's collection or some band from the 70s on garments with the same colors and silhouettes is all he is doing with his menswear from season to season. It's not that I don't like it, in fact I'd wear most of it (except for those ballet flats. what the hell), but I wish he'd put a little more effort into it. It says a lot that people are still lusting over the jackets from FW09 and the printed pieces from SS10.

  6. This is absolutely insane in the best possible way. I can't decide if the ruffles on some pieces are supposed to look like intestines hanging out of the body or if I just see it that way because of the collection's title. Anyway, I'm glad to see him showing in Paris and being more avant-garde (for the lack of a better word) again. Let's see if this will affect the men's as well or if he'll go down the Junya road.

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