Gareth Pugh FW11 - Paris

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A really nice collection. Some of the looks give me the impression of what modern day superheroes would wear. A lot more wearable than some of his previous showings as well is a bonus

[jogu]

hmmmm i like it in the context of runway but like most of his stuff i just cant imagine wearin much of it on street , like its too much somethin , i cant think of the word . im only talkin bout the menswear . i also like the gold lines against black . reminds me a pharaoh or that puzzle box from hellraiser . i think there needs to be balance , like one can still dress ' edgey ' but not push it into fashion victim territory

[upsilonkng]

kind of hellraiser meets origami.. didn't see one thing I would get for men but the women's stuff is pretty rad.

[old]

I think it is too much even in the context of costume design.
Although some of the stuff like the broken down geometric shapes is really cool and coherent throughout, it seems that it only would only be appropriate in on online game or sth.

[ProfMonnitoff]

Probably my all time favourite collection from Pugh. I'm not a huge fan of his normally, but this is nice. Style.com has short videos of every look, they're worth checking out.

[Faust]

Probably my all time favourite collection from Pugh. I'm not a huge fan of his normally, but this is nice. Style.com has short videos of every look, they're worth checking out.

Agreed. Fantastic collection that finally hits the line between wearable and theatric.

[Patroklus]

[michael_kard]

I don't like the men's part at all; sort of reminiscent of Rad Hourani with those extremely straight lines and shiny leather... I just can't imagine seeing a real person wear any of this (paging Bryan Boy), except for the blue blazer which under a different context could as well belong to a Gucci collection. The pants are indeed very interesting, but still too theatrical for me or anyone else.

[mrbeuys]

Love this.

[SHYE_POSER]

Gazza hits Gold

I don't like the men's part at all; sort of reminiscent of Rad Hourani with those extremely straight lines and shiny leather... I just can't imagine seeing a real person wear any of this (paging Bryan Boy), except for the blue blazer which under a different context could as well belong to a Gucci collection. The pants are indeed very interesting, but still too theatrical for me or anyone else.

This is what Gareth does and has been doing since the beggining.

Absolutely love the collection. His womens collections are becoming more chic and elegant whilst still retaining his "futurist" aesthetic.
Even the mens looks where quite cool. Almost like futuristic priest assasins!
In the showroom, i am sure there shall be some watered down iterations for the menswear.