Rick Owens - The Feminine side of goth

[theetruscan]

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My favorite quote:

If Mr. Owens were an architect, he would make beautiful ruins.

[XSKY]

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ladies in RO = [64]

[Heirloom]

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beautifully written.

[kira]

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oh, i so [64] RO

[Heirloom]

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I want to add to the record though, that the reason I love rick owens is just what they wrote about, so i'm a bit annoyed that they're talking about the feminine side of goth, when it should be assigned to both male and female clothing. Male clothing has too little of this in fashion today, and rick is one of the few who can pull it off without seeming sissy-like if you know what I mean.

[Faust]

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[quote user="Heirloom"]I want to add to the record though, that the reason I love rick owens is just what they wrote about, so i'm a bit annoyed that they're talking about the feminine side of goth, when it should be assigned to both male and female clothing. Male clothing has too little of this in fashion today, and rick is one of the few who can pull it off without seeming sissy-like if you know what I mean.
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Well, it's a store review by a woman, so it's pretty natural that she tried on and concentrated on womenswear. The review is kinda neither here nor there [76] in terms of the store atmosphere. She is obviously not very familiar with Rick's work (not that she's required to be, I guess), but did do some hasty research, and it comes across in the review (or maybe it's my imagination) - otherwise she would probably devote more time to describing the store itself, which is a painful task, because the store itself is so sparse (to put it mildly) that there is nothing much to write about unless you can kinda get into Rick's head (the pictures, or lack thereof attest to this as well). But I like the story she starts off with, and her conversations with the salespeople. She is a clever and funny writer though - I like.