Why is it so
difficult for any of the so-called media
elite reviewers to just write a review about the clothes? All this rabble about
the inspirations and the whys and wherefores don’t appear on the racks… just the
clothes so why not cut the crap and either talk about the clothes ... say you
love them say you hate, them and why and jeez have an opinion!
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Sarah Burton
continues to work her magic when it comes to channeling Alexander McQueen which
is more important than a nod to the Celts!
The clothes are precise, edgy and this time around a much-pared down
version without all the extreme details but certainly a long way away from being
boring.
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To me, many
of the leathers looked a tad heavy handed but then again, I’m rarely a fan of
leather dresses or suits and then there were the prints which is always
a sticking point in any collection and lastly the fixation with that back-floor length
panel cum train…. Not exactly necessary or appealing on a lot of pieces.
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Let’s speak
of the beauty of the broderie anglaise looks the magnificent tailoring of the suits
and the gowns and dressy dresses which were so beautiful and a few even
appearing lighter than air which is certainly not a typical McQueen look.
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As a whole
it is still one more homage to the genius who left behind his alter ego to
carry on his talents in unimaginable ways. Kudos to you Sarah Burton…
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