Damir Doma S/S 09 Paris

[Faust]

Yes, I could totally see that :-)

[philip nod]

and that he also loves the vagina

[philip nod]

i think that if you submit to the entire look - octopus scarf down to the cork sole shoes all at once - the result is interesting enough but as individual components this collection just doesn't work for me.

I agree. each collection he has a coupleof standouts but he's not next level yet. chant you know I inadvertantly spent 4 days in there and tried on everything as well and I've always been open, rather wanting, domas hynopsis.

[Chant]

I agree. each collection he has a coupleof standouts but he's not next level yet. chant you know I inadvertantly spent 4 days in there and tried on everything as well and I've always been open, rather wanting, domas hynopsis.

Every week new stuff comes in. So you've seen only a small part of was is actually available. At that time, almost nothing was there.
Come back.

[philip nod]

i might in june. whats the men's schedule anybody?

[Chant]

Doma show : 27th of June, 5 p.m.
Signed : Doma addict.

[Silk]

It's no more blind love, but deep attachment - as often in a couple .
The more I look at/try on his clothes, the more I understand the meaning of what he's doing, and the very consistency of his grammar. And I've seen beautifull pieces from SS 09 that nobody has seen yet, I don't know why.

I look forward to hearing all about the new stuff! That is great that we have an addict so close to the store. I agree that DD's silhouettes are very similar to Ann's, and I find myself wearing the two of them together quite easily.

Like Chant, the more clothes of his that I get to handle, the more I gain an appreciation and love for his work. His fabrics are amazing, but the craftsmanship and details are what makes the clothes seem so unique.

[Faust]

I look forward to hearing all about the new stuff! That is great that we have an addict so close to the store. I agree that Ann D's silhouettes are very similar to DD, and I find myself wearing the two of them together quite easily.

Like Chant, the more clothes of his that I get to handle, the more I gain an appreciation and love for his work. His fabrics are amazing, but the craftsmanship and details are what makes the clothes seem so unique.

The other way around, buddy ;-)

[Chant]

I agree that DD's silhouettes are very similar to Ann D, and I find myself wearing the two of them together quite easily.

Ann DD

[jcotteri]

[Chant]

And I've seen beautifull pieces from SS 09 that nobody has seen yet, I don't know why.

Junko jacket

Wonderfull fabric, which holds the shape perfectly. And awesoooooome colour : brownish kaki grey. Has to be seen IRL.
I'll post my own private selection. This is the first piece. More pictures to come.

[AKA*NYC]

this does look very nice except the sleeves. why o why that pointy cuff over and over?

[Fade to Black]

im neither famous nor talented neither but the two-tone fabric on those boots isn't doing it for me. Seems like a DIY experiment gone plain leave it in the basement bad.

saw some of this season's doma on the racks the other day, couldn't really distinguish what was going on that single DD rack, it seemed like one big cloud of fabric haphazardly arranged and assembled.

[Chant]

saw some of this season's doma on the racks the other day, couldn't really distinguish what was going on that single DD rack, it seemed like one big cloud of fabric haphazardly arranged and assembled.

Speaking of the way the rack was arranged or the clothes themselves ?
For the clothes : it takes a certain time to understand their secret or unperceived shape and consistency - which is always there, but if you don't look properly/handle them/try them on/use your mind, you won't see anything.

My philosophy : what you understand/like immediately is what you'll get bored of very soon.

[Fade to Black]

My philosophy : what you understand/like immediately is what you'll get bored of very soon.

this is an excellent quote, one I should file for the inspiration database.

i apologize if my comment seemed unfounded, granted I will admit it was the presentation of the clothes themselves that left me a bit confused - it seemed like clothes meant for dressing that takes a lot of work, just something I don't relate to as a philosophy towards clothes as much. For some, it works, and when they can do it naturally then good. I'm not sure if you wear a lot of DD in your WAYWTs, but if so it seems to be styled in an unfussy manner where I'd notice you before the clothes, so I'd say it's working in that case. Based on what I've browsed through, I find it hard for many to achieve the same effect.