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Paris Fashion Week | Rick Owens Fall 2010

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The men­tion of Rick Owens may evoke images of the edgy rebel clad in head-​​to-​​toe black, but with­out appar­ent effort, the designer cre­ates a chic vision for fall. Min­i­mal and unaf­fected under con­straint, Owens turns to clay tones for a wide spec­trum of soft yet mas­cu­line looks. While fun­nel col­lars come in all shapes and sizes, Owens’ earthy lay­er­ing looks to tex­ture and winged shapes for pur­pose. Build­ing off of a fall wardrobe that is not afraid to bare arms, the col­lec­tion takes spe­cial aim at tanks and sleeve­less knits, before round­ing off the sea­son with boots dressed in a dar­ing rep­tile print.


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  • Buddy Sue

    quite pos­si­bly the SCARIEST mod­els ive ever seen

  • Buddy Sue

    quite pos­si­bly the SCARIEST mod­els ive ever seen

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  • christo­pher

    it really goes to show you how much these houses are in sur­vival mode when even mr. owens is show­ing pieces that look like they could have come out of armani.

    • hybrids

      sad but true

  • christo­pher

    it really goes to show you how much these houses are in sur­vival mode when even mr. owens is show­ing pieces that look like they could have come out of armani.

    • hybrids

      sad but true

  • George

    Those snake­skin pat­terned boots some­how remind me of McQueen’s last women collection

  • George

    Those snake­skin pat­terned boots some­how remind me of McQueen’s last women collection

  • creww

    well the clothes are ok, pretty owens style but WTF these mod­els? i couldnt even pay the right atten­tion to the clothes…

  • creww

    well the clothes are ok, pretty owens style but WTF these mod­els? i couldnt even pay the right atten­tion to the clothes…

  • http://clancynacht.com Clancy Nacht

    I like this col­lec­tion, and not just because Paul Boche is walk­ing it.

    I was pre­pared to find it drab and bor­ing, but it has a sort of post-​​apocalyptic feel with the earth tones and ani­mal skins. I like the lit­tle splashes of metal­lic fab­rics as well. I can take or leave those snake­skin boots, they do add some splash to some of the more somber out­fits. I’m lov­ing the croco-​​skin ones. And that jacket.

    • won­der­boy

      so Amer­i­can…

  • http://clancynacht.com Clancy Nacht

    I like this col­lec­tion, and not just because Paul Boche is walk­ing it.

    I was pre­pared to find it drab and bor­ing, but it has a sort of post-​​apocalyptic feel with the earth tones and ani­mal skins. I like the lit­tle splashes of metal­lic fab­rics as well. I can take or leave those snake­skin boots, they do add some splash to some of the more somber out­fits. I’m lov­ing the croco-​​skin ones. And that jacket.

    • won­der­boy

      so Amer­i­can…

  • Ser­ian

    He shows the evol­tuin of ‘Corduoroy’

  • Ser­ian

    He shows the evol­tuin of ‘Corduoroy’

  • http://www.modelmayhem.com/1325300 Vasquaz

    I was expect­ing some­thing a lit­tle more mono­chro­matic and shape­less too, but I am so pleas­antly sur­prised! Not that I ever dis­liked the black-​​on-​​black!

    I’m lov­ing the crisp, clean lines and the pre­ci­sion cutting.

  • http://www.modelmayhem.com/1325300 Vasquaz

    I was expect­ing some­thing a lit­tle more mono­chro­matic and shape­less too, but I am so pleas­antly sur­prised! Not that I ever dis­liked the black-​​on-​​black!

    I’m lov­ing the crisp, clean lines and the pre­ci­sion cutting.

  • hybrids

    dis­ap­point­ing to say the least. instead of look­ing for­ward he’s loos­ing the edge /​ cool. other design­ers ‚influ­enced by him, are car­ry­ing his orig­i­nal vision for­ward bet­ter. this col­lec­tion is too ‘reac­tionary’ to oth­ers work thus loos­ing his own design identity.

  • hybrids

    dis­ap­point­ing to say the least. instead of look­ing for­ward he’s loos­ing the edge /​ cool. other design­ers ‚influ­enced by him, are car­ry­ing his orig­i­nal vision for­ward bet­ter. this col­lec­tion is too ‘reac­tionary’ to oth­ers work thus loos­ing his own design identity.