The official CELINE thread

[HommeBoy007]

I agree that the clothes look exactly the same as his SLP ****, but that kid does not look at all good in them. It doesn't help that he has that stupid look on his face.

Sheesh you guys are ripping Timothee a new one LOL. I’m not sure fashion is his strong suit but he seems to be promising actor - definitely one of Hollywood’s newer darlings which is probably among one of the reasons Celine dressed him for the event. I can imagine him being Hedi’s type haha

 

[GG Allin]

Do you know what movies he's been in? I mostly just watch older ****...

Edit: never mind, I looked him up on imdb. I've inadvertantly managed to avoid everything he's been in thus far. It seems that he's going to star in the new Dune which will not be directed by Jodorowsky, unfortunately.

 

[Bill H]

Do you know what movies he's been in? I mostly just watch older ****...

Edit: never mind, I looked him up on imdb. I've inadvertantly managed to avoid everything he's been in thus far. It seems that he's going to star in the new Dune which will not be directed by Jodorowsky, unfortunately.

Yo shout out Dune.

 

[GG Allin]

Yo shout out Dune.

Let's not get our hopes up for this movie. Low expectations will be essential.

 

[Bill H]

Let's not get our hopes up for this movie. Low expectations will be essential.

Are you kidding, after the remake of Total Recall my expectations couldn't be lower. I wouldn't be surprised if they take liberties and set the movie in Egypt haha; and put Justin Beiber in the Sting role.

 

[GG Allin]

Are you kidding, after the remake of Total Recall my expectations couldn't be lower. I wouldn't be surprised if they take liberties and set the movie in Egypt haha; and put Justin Beiber in the Sting role.

Oh ****, I managed to stay far away from the Total Recall remake.

In fairness to the new Dune, it looks like it's going to be directed by the guy that did the Bladerunner sequel, which I know a lot of people really loved (not including me). I like my sci-fi to be really bizarre, like Videodrome, the 70's Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Thing, etc., and I think the guy making the new Dune is just going to make a long boring movie.

Sorry for derailing the thread, which doesn't seem to have much going on anyway...

 

[Nyarlathotep]

^The documentary about Jodorowsky's Dune is great. Film off topic: I was rather bummed that the Del Toro Mountains of Madness was canned.

 

[Bill H]

Is there one Hedi Dior season that is considered his signature?... I feel AW05...

 

[GG Allin]

Is there one Hedi Dior season that is considered his signature?... I feel AW05...

I think that one is my favorite, and frankly I was hoping his Celine stuff would look more like that.

 

[NycLondon]

Within the many important topics touched on in this thread, one that could be quite simple, is the enormous one of "succession". What happens when a great designer (or artist) dies/stops? Obviously one could write an essay on this topic. It covers many aspects of modern times. In case you think that statement is silly, consider how closely Steve Jobs was identified with Apple Computer Inc. That image morphed from outsider to leader during his life. What now? Moving on to clothes. What about Dior? As one of the widely acclaimed postwar designers, subject of a current V&A show, but does anything now in Dior relate to his essence? I would say No. But owned by LVMH, it is positioned as a money making luxury brand. To state the obvious, Dior did not design for men. Balenciaga is another important example to consider. Again considered "important", Balenciaga is the subject of museum exhibitions at the top level. I was lucky enough to see a Balenciaga exhibition in Antwerpen at momu, where they contrasted the Spanish Great, with contemporary designers such as Issey, Yohji, etc. If you look at the best Balenciaga dresses, you know the current products are simply awful, again with no relation to the creative genius. As the poor half of clothes design, we men do not have the equivalent of such design genius, do we?

 

[scanner]

Hedi's ultimate **** you, social experiment #143 - Will the public spend $1600 on chelseas with the same construction and design as SL from the same factory as 85% of the other MII brands? Will they spend $5400 on the same leather jacket that SL produces for about $285 and sells for $3400?

This time around I'm not so sure they will.

This fit is awkward as ****. Chalamet should stick with Gucci's Michele, he looked much better and effortlessly stylish last year.

 

[HommeBoy007]

Thoughts?

 

[Teenage Rot]

Thoughts?

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I didn't like the fit on the runway model, but this picture makes it look much better. I like it a lot more than the fw14 studded version, which is what I've seen it most compared to. Love the shoulder detailing.

 

[Bill H]

I didn't like the fit on the runway model, but this picture makes it look much better. I like it a lot more than the fw14 studded version, which is what I've seen it most compared to. Love the shoulder detailing.

Good call; it does look like the studded 14 and I didn't like the runway fit either... but I am not convinced this will fit better; really curious to see what happens when you size down.

 

[SirGrotius]

February is almost amongst us gents. What was the word of when the boutiques or online store will start carrying menswear? I seem to recall February 2019 but then someone else mentioned much later.