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AKA "How much can you possibly steal from Rick, Undercover, and Number (N)ine" (and some other designers)
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Wow, it's almost comical how derivative this is. Well, sincerest form of flattery and all...Hi. I like your necklace. - It's actually a rape whistle, but the whistle part fell off.Comment
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I know that in the authorship thread I initially said that I don't mind when designers lift ideas from others here and there, but this obviously wasn't what I had in mind. Absolutely shameful in my opinion, even if some of the outfits and pieces look quite nice.Originally posted by joguComment
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This is crying for attention in all the wrong ways.every man has inside himself a parasitic being who is acting not at all to his advantageComment
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I wont quote the pictures but....Oh noes they stole the N4 flurry jacket...Well, Karl is a fan of Carol. Not sure about the other way around though...(Faust)Comment
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wow.. i see alot of Raf and Dior here...Comment
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mash-up fashion. dior, helmut, raf, rick, n(n), undercover, junn j, they're all in thereComment
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dun lk this collection
too much..."less is more"
n ya lk others said
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I agree with "less is more", excluding letters of course.Originally posted by V-J View Postdun lk this collection too much..."less is more"
n ya lk others saidComment
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^ I was going to post Ferre but the entire collection is literally just "FUCK YOU I'M RICH!!!"
Shearling over a leather jacket? Yeah. Long coat over a fur coat? Yeah. Three jackets that are probably several grand each worn on top of each other? Yeah.Originally posted by joguComment
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i might have to get that long pleated skirt. seems to move in the right way. as a collection it's a copycat yawnComment
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What works well here is also what people find problematic. It's like Matumura has taken pieces by different designers, then re-worked them together into cohesion. In his defence, what's easy to brush off as shameful copying requires some design intelligence to materialize effectively, which he has.
It looks like the more basic pieces will re-contextualize in wardrobes, though a lot of this is rightfully said, 'too gimmicky'. In the very least, it's made me rethink how I wear what I already own, which is saying something, though I wonder if this is more the styling than the design. At any rate, it's not like any GF collection has ever been truly 'inspirational' in the first place...Comment
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