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thom browne fall 2009
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i usually steer clear of posting in the multiple tb threads on here. i may not like his aesthetic but at least respect him as a designer. but i thought even for him, the look in the first post was a bit much.Originally Posted by sartort
anyways, more pics can be seen here for those interested.
A bit much even for him? This collection has nothing in it that even compares to some of the ridiculous **** from previous shows.
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A bit much even for him? This collection has nothing in it that even compares to some of the ridiculous **** from previous shows.Originally Posted by PinkPantser
+1...no lace...no three legged suit...there was at least one piece (if not more) in every look that was "doable" in real life.
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I'm a sucker for light gray so this collection is slaying me:
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Although, looking at that last picture again the red/white/blue grosgrain trim on the inside of the jacket looks terrible.
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A bit much even for him? This collection has nothing in it that even compares to some of the ridiculous **** from previous shows.Originally Posted by PinkPantser
the difference to me is that in past shows, it was so obviously over the top that it was mere theater. this collection seemed more rooted in reality (albeit a tb skewed reality) and hence i thought the jumpsuit suit was, "a bit much"
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Originally Posted by sartort
at least you don't need a belt.It would have to be in stretchy material. It reminds of the Yellow Submarine for some reason.
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do you still unbutton the last button?
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Although, looking at that last picture again the red/white/blue grosgrain trim on the inside of the jacket looks terrible.Originally Posted by PinkPantser
Really? Damn, that's the one I liked the most (laugh)
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