I can’t remember where I saw these pictures first. I think they were on Diane’s A Shaded View on Fashion. Regardless, I was pleased to stumble upon them again on Supertalk, because I had long forgotten about them. I don’t like wearing exaggerated silhouettes, but they are nice to look at. I do however love when designers cut shirts and ties out of the same fabric. It looks crisp.
Mundi Fall 2008
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I’m glad that it feels like there’s not so much seriousness in this collection. What I mean by that is, that there’s a sort of comical, playful, carefree vibe it gives off.