Showing posts with label Missoni. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Missoni. Show all posts

Sunday, 24 February 2013

A Decent Proposal

    Relinquish your offspring wardrobe vigil, and hang up your As Seen On Tv Cleavage Covers (or better yet burn them...your girls deserve better than a cheap polyester loincloth in 3 'easy-to-match' colors). For the upcoming Fall season, it looks as though bosoms be bridled across the board. Abstemiously buttoned collared shirts, collar-bone covering boat-necks, and shallow scoops prevailed on the runways, and on many, conquest of neck territory was driven even further north with collars of the banded variety.

    Whether they were the chunky knit contrasts of Simone Rocha,  the clean moulded neck-huggers of J.W. Anderson, the silky swathings of Rodarte, or the tops of peek-a-boo onesie thermals at The Row, band collars seemed to be top contenders for the upper regions in this season's showings. At Genny, they were so paramount as to have actually negated the rest of the shirt in a couple of the looks...

Rodarte
Jaimee Mckenna (CSM)
Simone Rocha
The Row
J.W. Anderson
Helmut Lang
Christopher Kane
Genny



Rachel Comey


Missoni


    ...Granny and Fathers of tweeny-boppers across the globe rejoice. As for me, I'll have to start working on my neck-lengthening exercises. As a short-haired human, one welcomes the notion of a cozy collar. As a short-necked human, one worries about asphyxiation...

On with Fall! 

Thursday, 19 January 2012

Crazy Bag Lady Chic





















3.1 Philip Lim dress
Joseph leather vest
Acne distressed denim jkt
Jil Sander platform sandals
Missoni necklace
Olympia Le-Tan milk bag
Top Shop belt

Tuesday, 17 January 2012

For the Boys: Missoni Fall12


    Don't you love a boy in a sweater? Well I know I do, especially said boy is a model and said sweater is a luxurious vintage hue Italian heritage masterpiece. Milan fashion week continues, and seen slinking down the Missoni runway were some great colour combinations and easy dressing; it's as if Angela went rifling through a few of London's most coveted vintage bins for inspiration. I'm always a sucker for a saturated wine tone, and the light ochre brown paired with bottle ink green is great... 




Love the peek-a-boo knit panelling on the jackets and suits. A great way to add the Missoni signature.




The crochet tops were interesting. Granny's side-table chic? I can't wait to see how they are interpreted on the streets by the style savvy.




  
Pearly knits in soothing blues.

        All in all, the collection was wearable and nostalgic. Nothing too avant-garde or risqué, but sometimes all you really want is a boy in a nice cozy sweater to warm up to.