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The S/S2010 Runway Thread
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UserName84
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Is KVA the designer still for Dior Homme or is Gareth Pugh the designer this S/S 2010 season?Originally Posted by Jokerman
Still KVA
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where are you guys looking up pics from the shows at
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where are you guys looking up pics from the shows atOriginally Posted by kelvinsense
www.men.style.com - Everything is in "greige" for SS10, which is fine (for me), but a lot of it also looks pretty tired. I think that Burberry Prorsum looks pretty good, but most of the shows left me pretty cold (Jil Sander needs to come back!)
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I liked Calvin Klein Collection, not as much as last season but still pretty solid. Jil is growing on me...Fujiwara's buckle-strap things bothered me. Prada looked like what I thought Jil should've looked like but kinda watered down. First half of Trussardi had me impressed...second half was silly as hell. I thought CP Company was well down for the most part. A few looks that I thought were bad, but I think mostly good, simple, modern. Still trying to decide about Bottega...I liked some of the print but a lot of it was really in bad taste I thought. Dunno.
The only designers that I've seen photos from so far who I have expected anything from were Raf, Zucchelli and Bailey so I'm not too phased at this point. Oh I did like Moncler-Thom Browne a lot.
The only designers that I've seen photos from so far who I have expected anything from were Raf, Zucchelli and Bailey so I'm not too phased at this point. Oh I did like Moncler-Thom Browne a lot.
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www.men.style.com - Everything is in "greige" for SS10, which is fine (for me), but a lot of it also looks pretty tired. I think that Burberry Prorsum looks pretty good, but most of the shows left me pretty cold (Jil Sander needs to come back!)Originally Posted by LA Guy
Agreed, I need to save more money.
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Agreed, I need to save more money.Originally Posted by jet
Why? Uniqlo stuff is pretty cheap.
Burberry Prorsum is always solid, because its always the same thing. S/S is always a disappointment to me, but I think that may be cause I am not creative enough to put an outfit together that doesn't involve a coat.
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Really liking this jacket - the lapels, the patch pockets, the stance halfway between single and double breasted.
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mcqueen going for the lulz?
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