Byblos Spring 2010
Milan has come and gone, but not to be left in the dust of the entire affair is the always enticing Byblos — the Italian label that always keeps us coming back for more. Romanticizing yesteryear’s poetic longings, the latest collection puts a brace on the modern man. Working with thin light materials in subdued colors wrought from nature’s great diversity, the collection takes on a certain sincerity. The clothes are broken down and humble bearing no pretense. Assembling coordinated pieces of pigmented hues, the collection plays to its strength with treated aged coats and pre-wrinkled trousers — a harmonious pairing that soften an otherwise masculine image and suggests a notion of sensitivity.
Soup Kitchen Fashion — Byblos Fall 2009
Byblos is the latest label to join others like Marni, who have opted for a presentation instead of a runway show. Their lineup consisted of oversized knits, outerwear, and scarves made of thick wool. Trousers remained on the lean side. The small collection can best be described as hobo chic — perfect for the breadline and by breadline, I mean that inevitable sale at Barneys, which will leave you in dire need of needing to visit a real soup kitchen. Fashion — it’s a vicious cycle!
Byblos Fall 2008
Nothing like some knits and a little color to give your wardrobe a little bounce. Personally, I feel that all models should be required to roller skate on the runway.
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