I like to imagine this is just the patients at a psychiatric ward walking around who just so happen to have immense swag. I like the feathers and shellfish and the bandages on the models. This show also feels less sexual than earlier McQueen shows, which I like.
This shit. This shit bangs. So this guy, if you donāt know who he is, he made those crazy fucking alien looking freak shoes for Lady Gaga in the āBad Romanceā MV. He was cooking. The top half of this? Microscope slides dyed red. the bottom half? OSTRICH FEATHERS. Apparently it sounded like chimes when you walked because, like, youāre slapping a bunch of little glass slides together. I wouldnāt know, Iām not Bjork so like I havenāt worn this thing (she has in fact worn this thing).
This show was really cool to watch, and I liked the shared theme of masochism in each of the looks. Overall, it invokes the imagery of like an alternative reality 20th century dystopian oppressive European society with all the tight leather pieces, military-uniform like jackets, and the choices in colour.
Obsessed with the iconic showā¦ the models falling with what I think is the most uncomfortable heels ever made, more than Louboutinās Kate. It was the first fashion show i ever watched and it made me feel scared and FOMO at the same time.
Issey Miyake collections are always so cool but this one stands out to me for demonstrating how much more fun clothes are with cool prints, which is not always seen on runways. Dries Nan Noten does this really well in his collections with flower prints appearing everywhere.
This is like Kurosawa watching King Lear and then deciding "but what if it was called Kingu Riiru" and make it all Japanese. I love the reinterpretation of the fool in this movie. Overall, it was amazing and looked stunning, though it felt convoluted at times. 4.5/5.
