The Wrap / Edit Please – Emporio Armani Fall 2009
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I just found your blog. Have no idea who you are, but I love what you are doing! Your brief comments and pics from the coming collections are very interesting. This is better than buying a mens fashion mag! Thanks!
Thanks! 🙂
oh, i actually quite like the wraps/sweaters (quite obviously not the middle pic!)
seems wearable and stylish to me!
I thought about that later. When posting this I intended it to be taken as the side looks are okay, but the middle one is just over the top, gaudy, and in poor taste.
Carl I think your blog is inspirational, and I love this post about wraps (though I’ll admit the center pic is a little crazy).
Keep up the great blogs, I’ve linked you so I can keep coming back for more!
All the best,
Emerald Dandy
Thanks! You guys are too kind!
Dolce&Gabbana, Armani, Versace, Roberto Cavalli,…..
I would like it if I were a Miami supercop in the 80’s… Italian designers/brands are – objectively – stuck there. Only Miuccia Prada takes risks in trying to update mens fashion.
I like … =)