Viktor & Rolf Fall 2010 Runway Show

Here’s video of the Viktor & Rolf Fall 2010 runway show, which took place in Paris a few days back. The show was entitled ‘Glamour Factory,” and according to Wallpaper, the show opened with model Kristen McMenamy dressed in 23 (!!) layers. The designers then undressed Kristen and put the garments on other models until Kristen was completely undressed. They then reversed the process and relayered her until she was back to her original multi-layered outfit.

Crazy dramatic.



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Christian Schoeler for Louis Vuitton

At the Louis Vuitton fashion show in Paris, the high-end brand displayed their latest collection of bags designed by young German artist Christian Schoeler and Louis Vuitton menswear designer Paul Helbers. The hand-painted bags were the highlight of the collection, featuring 19th century paintings on three different bag types — a square rucksac and two large weekender-style bags.

The designs represents paint stains as Shoeler stated: “All artists’ clothes are covered in stains, like an accidental customization”, he continued, “My life is about creativity and that applies to art, but also to fashion.”

Source: Dazed Digital

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Paul Smith Fall/Winter 2010 Collection

The Paul Smith Fall/Winter 2010 collection continues the labels exploration of quirky and elegant British menswear that the blogs love to ignore. Perhaps it is the label’s niche status outside the UK or Japan, or maybe the fact that you could pretty much wear everything he sends down the runway, but for some reason his collections don’t seem to cause as big an online stir as some of his high fashion counterparts.


An ex-mod, Smith has an intimate understanding of how the average man wants to dress, timelessly fashionable and masculine without being boring he has diversified his range to include diffusion lines for all ages, price ranges and tastes in the market, however its his mainline that remains the creative high point each season.


The Fall/Winter show features a well (normal) proportioned and laidback collection that mixes a palette of brighter colours, flamboyant touches and luxe materials to produce a fun series of outfits, which seem to have a more street focused aesthetic compared to hos recent country gent inspired looks. It may not be as avant garde as some of the headline grabbers, but it’s certainly a whole lot more wearable.

Source: GQ

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