New toys!

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Excuse me?

I've been waiting a whole week, then I finally saw his name on Style.com: Kanye West. I started to jump on the chair, then recomposed myself and watched the show. Even though the first collection received many critics (Anna Wintour, when asked what she thought about it, harshly replied "ask someone else" FUCK YOU) I liked it, because I appreciated Kanye's will to mix his hip hop culture with what he learnt and heired from high fashion. And this mixture is more evident in the last collection, and also more well blended: the shapes look finer, even though they're still the same soft and linear. I'd just delete from the whole collection only the transparent dresses with the velvet patterns and the brown boots, which don't really look good with black. For the rest I can just say good job! :) I especially love the first total black looks, the bags/backpacks (another obvious reference to his hip hop origins and habit of buying huge Louis Vuitton backpacks) and the croco details!

And you? What do you think? 

sexy.

aaand... would you ever expect that these heels cost SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS?!
I don't understand. They might even not be real pearl. But if they were, they aren't worth the price. Not even the Zanotti collaboration. And so why? I don't understand, really.
Whatever, if I was hella rich I would've already bought them haha.

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Help! Whose these hats?!

again, whose these hats?! I need to know who created them!

Thank you,

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Good job, Oliver

I was very unhappy about Christopher Decarnin leaving Balmain, and I didn't really like this spring's collection: where were the studs, that Balmainish punk allure?! But now I really think that Oliver showed us what he got: this a/w collection is just perfect, it completely reflects my style and my esthetics. To me, it looks like he took inspirations from the Middle Age (well, that's pretty obvious), but especially churches... their frescos, paintings, architecture, frames and everything. They're just pieces of art!

what do you think?

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Spring twenty twelve trends

Let's start by 20th century art. So generally, it goes from art deco, to futurism, spatialism, modern art, neoplasticism and Bauhaus inspirations. 

Bottega Veneta

Chanel

Hermès

Rick Owens

Chloé

Alberta Ferretti

Balenciaga

I personally love this style and I'm so glad it is now one of the most powerful trends this season. I've been waiting for this moment for so long, I swear. And the coolest thing about this is that this particular artistic influence on fashion this season takes itself influences from the others principal trends, such as the ethnique style and the 20's, obviously.

explorer woman

Burberry 

Alberta Ferretti

Balmain

D&G

Etro

Soooo much better than the ethnique style of the past years. Newer, fresher, cheerful. And if I could I would marry D&G's collection.

20's

Elie Saab

Chanel

Christian Dior

Gucci, the ultimate 20s-like collection.

flower field (luckily no picnic cloth prints like last summer)

Louis Vuitton

Valentino

Prada

Balmain

flowers in spring, nothing new about this right? Except for 3d flowers: the real innovation this year.

Dolce & Gabbana

Now I ask myself: what the hell is wrong with you people? Why are we supposed to wear horrible prints such as these? Damn keep them for yourself. One of the good things of not being anymore in the 60's/70's is that we're past the Horrible Prints Era! We've done so much to get rid of it, and now you know that all human's efforts were wasted.

can't remember. Probably Diane Von Furstenberg, not sure.

Christopher Kane, I love you, but please...

Blumarine, may this collection burn in hell

Marni I guess. A bit better but still inappropriate

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xx

I love you so

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Moonskater

Hey there, I'm skating on moon's craters wearing a Givenchy t-shirt and Louis Vuitton shorts and shoes on a Céline deck.

That's all.

ps: Supreme hat.

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