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Was it Uncontrol that said KVA was the least imaginative designer out there?
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Was it Uncontrol that said KVA was the least imaginative designer out there?Originally Posted by Neo_Version 7
Ehhh, he'd be far wrong. Micheal Kors anyone? John Varvatos?
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Haider Ackerman at Dior plz.Originally Posted by Magician
lol wut. why would you ever want this. haider makes plenty of money by himself and even though he is probably an unequivocal genius we don't need him diluting his vision (which imo has already started to take a downturn) by ******* around with something like dior.
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lol wut. why would you ever want this. haider makes plenty of money by himself and even though he is probably an unequivocal genius we don't need him diluting his vision (which imo has already started to take a downturn) by ******* around with something like dior.Originally Posted by AndrewRyanWallace
I don't think that he'd have to dilute anything doing Dior couture. And he's on top of the game yes, but helming one of the old school houses gives you opportunities that are nowhere else.
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okay, I got out of bed and it was a joke, ahaha.Originally Posted by driveslowk
I don't see why Elbaz would leave lanvin.
+1
Lanvin, unlike Dior, is actually growing....and really fast.
They've opened 2 stores in the US within the past year.
All Dior has done is take their clothes out of every department store (like Saks) and shoved them into Dior boutiques.
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I'm working on my summer uniform, which basically has to be put together with no budget whatsoever. Right now I'm thinking black tank, grey cropped trousers and some really cheap-y low-sole (p)leather oxfords from Zara or the like worn without socks.
Throw in my s2a necklace and freshly minted biceps and I'm ready to **** my way through summer hipster concerts.
Throw in my s2a necklace and freshly minted biceps and I'm ready to **** my way through summer hipster concerts.
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linen bro.
seersucker too.
although not everyone here likes my choices.
certainly light cotton is fine for most of summer. Right in the middle you do have to just go singlets and shorts, depending on how hot it gets where you are.
seersucker too.
although not everyone here likes my choices.
certainly light cotton is fine for most of summer. Right in the middle you do have to just go singlets and shorts, depending on how hot it gets where you are.
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linen bro.Originally Posted by hendrix
seersucker too.
although not everyone here likes my choices.
certainly light cotton is fine for most of summer. Right in the middle you do have to just go singlets and shorts, depending on how hot it gets where you are.
Definitely need to up my summer pant game. I'm always resorted to shorts, but some nice lightweight cropped pants would be nice too.
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Looking for ideas/examples of how to wear a blazer without it looking like a suit orphan or contrived like I stepped out of a GQ photoshoot.Originally Posted by NaTionS
try putting your arms through the arm holes then pulling the jacket up over your shoulders and buttoning. the end result should look something like this
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