Raf Simons Digs Up '90s Plaids, Sets to Sci Fi Soundtrack for Jil Sander Fall 2010

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posted by rockncouture

2/26/10 Report Comment

Diggin the Raf Plaids

 

posted by JG8604

2/26/10 Report Comment

I'm really into the brushed wool suits at the end of the collection, honestly taken apart piece by piece minimal doesn't have to be the story. I would layer the hell out of all that plaid.

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posted by fashionphobic

2/27/10 Report Comment

I don't think Alicia Kuczman could be defined the brazilian sensation unless we're talking about her anorexia and the fact that this started a very controversial debate among brazilian fashion pros that keep going on since the last brazilian fashion week season. I'd rather crown Lais Ribeiro as a brazilian sensation and keep away from featuring Alicia ad her blatant disease.
Love your site,
RT

 

posted by louis vuitton handbags

3/02/10 Report Comment

I am looking forward to buy a bandana to team up with my denims and cross shoulder handbag. Which one should I buy: Red or Blue? I want one that goes with most of my casual outfits.

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>> The sounds of bombs dropping, bullets whizzing, and quotes from Lara Croft: Tomb Raider ("You don't think I'd go vaulting into thin air for nothing, do you?") punctuated the sci fi sountrack at Jil Sander today, with models criss-crossing the X-shaped runway in knit rompers and sharply tailored jumpsuits.  Every single one tromped around in black mid-calf flat boots, while sheer panels stretched down from their tweedy jackets and short slashes revealed themselves in an otherwise buttoned-up collection.

Raf Simons seems to have joined Marc Jacobs and Miuccia Prada in going archival this season — he pulled out the plaids that Jil Sander first used during the early '90s.  Another change for the designer: casting models of color — Joan Smalls, Rose Cordero, Sun Feifei, and Mengyao Ming Xi all populated the runway today. Brazilian sensation Alicia Kuczman, meanwhile, scored the exclusive.