As the line continues to blur between Raf Simons work for Jil Sander and his own line, the Belgian designer attempts to shock with a collection that tests the constraints of gender. Embellishing well-tailored suiting with magnetic snaps and zippers, Simons goes another step, adding form-fitting knits and wrap skirts to the equation. Further differentiating the range from other seasons, broken geometrics find a random home spread out across the collection’s tops and jackets. At large, Simons has several design elements at play that often conflict with each other, leaving the collection’s strength to its minimalist assets found in unworked suiting that ultimately provides the range with its strong foundation.
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this collection made me so happy, haha. i can't find pics of the full Vibskov show anywhere, or the Boris Bidjan Saberi show either. help anyone? thankssss
to johannes c // Boris Bidjan Saberi show is in thefashionisto. maybe page 2? ..
however. i like the Jil sander than this in this season.;
http://thefashionisto.com/blog/2010/01/paris-fash...
Have not seen Vibskov yet
OMG those suits are perfection
I love you Raf Simons :)
stronger than j.sander
i love you raf simons
agreed – those suits, especially that grey one with tonal insets, are superb!
not very cohessive
I know it is a far-from-reality fashion show, but why wear skirts over pants? For some reason this always frustrates me.
Hey Just Wondering, Its actually not skirt over the pants. Cathy Horyn explained it over her article. How Raf did it, i don't know but he's sure a genius!
All the clothes are simply gorgeous.I feel as if a 36" waist may not have a home here,but so modern and special.
Raf makes them look like leg coats, armouring the hip to knee area. It looks pretty good in the shows as he keeps them masculinish.
Man!!! These pictures made my day!!! LOL Seriously, men wearing skirts!! Yeah right, no one is going to wear that, except the 'artist' people -MAYBE- lol
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