I am sort of disappointed in the nyc, paris, and milan fashion weeks so far that none of the models have had masks on- I feel like that could have been a great opportunity for creativity and innovation
@@erinbird1228 Idk so. I was kinda disappointed when some brands started doing their HF masks. I think it's try to capitalize on something so serious, at least in this case. But It would be great to see models use the chirurgic masks, to unite HF with an everyday issue. Sorry If I couldn't explain me very weel, I'm not native.
YES! I did see one brand do masks, but i dont believe it was during any of the fashion weeks. and they did it sooo good to. ima go look for the link. it starts at 12:45: ruclips.net/video/6jW7fjh0g1A/видео.html
"i dont wanna be his walking billboard" YES. Can we say that about every brand that only copypastes their own name on all their products and believes they are making a statement??
@seanzscorpio women have been historically denied even basic education while men create their industries. a lot of women, not all, have access to education and social freedoms for them to pursue their own careers. but at first, they'd have to chase 'serious' careers to be taken seriously. while men are still thriving in their male-dominated industry. AND NOW, more women can freely choose their career, some of them will choose fashion. but by this point, it's so male-dominated that it's hard to get ur foot in the door. the same concept applies to race which is why equal opportunities programs exist. men and women don't start on equal footing and that's before you factor in race and socioeconomic factors. 'women should make better clothes then lol.', you should make better choices with how you use your internet subscription too, but here we are seanzscorpio.
that one was a big "uff" after the last video where he mostly had the correct pronunciation on the french names but then goes and completely butchers a simple word lmao.
there's one really simple rule for french that is correct in most cases: don't pronounce the e at the end of words! (and ai becomes e like in leg of course)
so are we not gonna talk about the fact he literally pronounces his channel name incorrectly? I'm a huge fan of Luke's but if he can learn to pronounce Versace, can he please say Haute le mode correctly?
This is completely unrelated, but there's this artist platform on RUclips called COLORS, and it would be cool if Luke reviewed some of the artist's looks. Anyone else?
if ur looking for a specific brand's collection-- 1:27 Peter Do 7:29 Alyx 12:45 Rodarte 17:35 Tomo Koizumi 21:15 Tom Ford 24:35 Christian Siriano 30:18 La Quan Smith
laquan smith had really interesting moments like the leather pants/bustier combo or the lavender jumpsuit but some of it was just so fashion nova. high highs and low lows
I loved the big poofy dresses, particularly when juxtaposed with the Maiko(Geisha) -style makeup. I have a simple question for Siriano: have you not heard of cutting longer strips of fabric to avoid the unsightly waist seam? Also: why do half of the seams look like they weren't properly pressed?
There’s a new brand that Kim K wore in a insta pic the other day. It’s called Noon (noon_c_i) and they/he/she makes hand painted tulle garments but they only have like 3000 followers. I’m interested if you have any hot take on how a small brand like theirs has had Kim K wear their clothes in a couple of Instagram pictures?
Many celebrities have stylists who specifically look for emerging brands. Kim obviously wears known brands, but she (and other celebs like Bella Hadid, for example) have been known to wear relatively unknown brands, custom items, or archival designer vintage to have a more 'unique' look.
Luke: "this Rodarte pyjama set can be a stylish but comfortable outfit to wear in your morning zoom" Me, poor af, wearing a tshirt that's 10 years old and my mum's sweatpants: "yes, I agree, that would be a nice outfit for a zoom call" 😅
The first thing I think of when I saw Koizumi’s sleeveless wedding dress with the red ribbon tied at the waist is the Asian concept of the red thread of fate - an invisible red thread that connects two people that are destined to be together regardless of time, place, or circumstances. Vvv wedding appropriate
I agree with some of the criticism of the 1940s inspired looks, but I love that someone was influenced by a decade before the 1970s. I would love to see more 18th through early 20th century work. I wonder what a fancy designer would do with the design ideas floating around the historical costume world. This is especially true if they could work on solving practical problems for customers through the use of older construction techniques.
I really love the Peter Do collection. Although not perfect, it's all mostly interesting and I'll definitely watch what they come up with going forward.
Luke, not only did you sustain viewership throughout this critique but buoyed me with your references and taste level. I hope you get not only views but future offers in your industry. All the best 🥂
Simone Carcer I got an 88% on one, which is kinda low for me, but I’m not too mad at it. I think I did better on the other ones, but they haven’t been graded yet. I’m trying to keep my grades up as high as possible so I have as many options for college as I can get.
"Are there customers wanting to emulate this era?" Me, removing a full head of rollers for a brush out, listening to 40s music with a whole vintage outfit on: probably, yeah. Edit: someone get me that loungewear
Right? There's a whole subculture that would love for these trends to reemerge in mainstream fashion. Plus, look at the cottagecore and strawberry dress craze. I think 30s and 40s references are entering the mainstream again.
Laquan Smith and Tom Ford look like a higher end Shein or, as some have mentioned, Macy's I like the suits as Christian Siriano - his collection was full of almost but not quite. The Rodarte collection was by far the mosr interesting. Those gloves...😍 I wisg they dis more than just the 40's in flowers. Maybe someone else can do a new take
I don't know...I loved a lot of these collections but I wish more designers experimented or even just showed renditions of face masks or face shields. If designers want to reference "new normal" then maybe they should also make pieces that are now needed? Just my 2 cents.
25:02 i really like this collection, or at least the vibe of it, cause it looks wearable, dude literally had it shot in his garden which is kind of iconic and there's models of different sizes? No choice but to stan. And bonus points for the face masks. Edit: the lace body suit and the two sheer dresses give me Halloween store drag queen but i stand by what i said for the rest
While I don't have a particularly refined fashion sense (I'm a h.s. English teacher, elbow patches abound), I come for the masterful delivery of a persuasive essay replete with descriptive language and biting analysis. Do you have a background in writing? You mentioned that you do styling, but would you ever consider teaching a class on video journalism?
okay wait, this is the biggest compliment!! i don't, i think i got a C in my college journalism class, but i really appreciate this coming from a literature talent scout (i mean that's what hs english teachers are in my mind)
“I wonder if there are customers wanting to emulate this era.” 🙋♀️ ME meMemEmeME I love vintage clothes, with my favorite eras being the 40’s 50’s and 60’s, other than historical dress of course. I would totally wear the blue pants and blouse as well as the jumpsuit, and I am IN LOVE with Tomo Koizumi’s gowns. If only I had money to buy any of it. I guess I’ll just continue to make my own.😋
I actually owned 3 long ribbed tank top dresses in the late 80's they were so comfortable ....had one in red,one in black and the other in Tiffany blue .
The Koizume wedding dresses are delicious. They look so soft and light, almost frothy. I was disappointed with the Siriano collection--nothing really wowed me except the tailored suit top-puffy ball gown skirt, which is think is very chic.
Peter Do primary colors (especially the bag which matches primary colors on primary shapes) are no doubt picked up from the Bauhaus which celebrated 100 years in 2019 and is still lingering in the ether. If you want to do a super fun fashion history video, do Oskar Schlemmer and Bauhaus fashion from the 20s in Germany.
My biggest problem with Siriano is that the collection doesnt have any storytelling, connection between each looks... its just a bunch of different looks throwing on the runway and for me it looks tacky, confusing, not cohesive and im immediately loosing my interest.
Does anyone else think the Rodarte floral /vail headpieces are a little nod to the wet set 40’s woman used to use to get the beautiful hairstyles of the time? They really did look like glamorous versions of hair rollers and head scarf to me, especially the first black and white one.
Would love for you to include brands like GmbH showing outside of the fashion week schedule in your next videos, not only the big names in the industry...
the rodarte collection looked like a love child between forever 21 and reformation. Also a no on those easter basket headdresses. Wasn't feeling Laquan smith this time around. His winter show >>>> this was way to trendy to the point of no meaning.
rodarte had some great moments but was definitely more reformation than normal. the effing striped elastic situation and the sweatshirts were just appalling, quite literally forever21 like you said
La Quan Smith’s collection looks like Fashion Nova with more expensive material, esp w the models makeup and hair styling. He is definetely going for that market.
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I am sort of disappointed in the nyc, paris, and milan fashion weeks so far that none of the models have had masks on- I feel like that could have been a great opportunity for creativity and innovation
Honestly. Masks can be treated as a statement fashion accessory, a la Lady Gaga
Erin Cejka yes!! that’s exactly what I was thinking about!
@@erinbird1228 Idk so. I was kinda disappointed when some brands started doing their HF masks. I think it's try to capitalize on something so serious, at least in this case. But It would be great to see models use the chirurgic masks, to unite HF with an everyday issue. Sorry If I couldn't explain me very weel, I'm not native.
You should totally check out what Loewe did! 😊
YES! I did see one brand do masks, but i dont believe it was during any of the fashion weeks. and they did it sooo good to. ima go look for the link.
it starts at 12:45: ruclips.net/video/6jW7fjh0g1A/видео.html
As a New Yorker, I love when a New Yorker trashes anything about New York
We suck.
I know. I love the city but it sure has big drawbacks.
anyone else does it though and its war lmao
"i dont wanna be his walking billboard"
YES. Can we say that about every brand that only copypastes their own name on all their products and believes they are making a statement??
Statement piece in a written sense...
@@madelenCarlson3834 - lol, I see what you did there.
Never really realised how male dominated even women's wear fashion is. This video really highlighted that! Great review.
It's disappointing.
Extremely dissapointing
Scary how even in traditionally feminine industries men reign supreme
@seanzscorpio women have been historically denied even basic education while men create their industries. a lot of women, not all, have access to education and social freedoms for them to pursue their own careers. but at first, they'd have to chase 'serious' careers to be taken seriously. while men are still thriving in their male-dominated industry. AND NOW, more women can freely choose their career, some of them will choose fashion. but by this point, it's so male-dominated that it's hard to get ur foot in the door. the same concept applies to race which is why equal opportunities programs exist. men and women don't start on equal footing and that's before you factor in race and socioeconomic factors. 'women should make better clothes then lol.', you should make better choices with how you use your internet subscription too, but here we are seanzscorpio.
@seanzscorpio Damn.... you got lampooned.
That Tom Ford collection was the most bargain bin, boohoo ass thing I've seen in a long time. If you'd told me that was Target, I'd believe you 😩
Elongated Muskrat truth! Looked like stuff you could find anywhere
wtf!! I just saw your comment on philipdefranco's latest vid and now you're here, wow
@@DianaB-vm1hj AYO it me! That's a funny crossover of viewership, I wonder how many of us are Phil and Luke fans. Maybe it's just us 😂
Aren't they?! It's sooooooo bad I almost laughed
Edit: wtf also a PDS fan!!!
@@sophroniel wow, good to see ya here bud! We're growing in numbers 👁️👄👁️👌✨
New York Fashion WEAK , I'm DEAD hahaha
it's hard to lie :(
I concur
That had me in tears before I even started watching the video. 😂😂
Luke: "J'amAY"
Me, a smug bastard who dropped French as soon as possible in secondary school: "J'em"
It hurts 😫
that one was a big "uff" after the last video where he mostly had the correct pronunciation on the french names but then goes and completely butchers a simple word lmao.
there's one really simple rule for french that is correct in most cases: don't pronounce the e at the end of words! (and ai becomes e like in leg of course)
J’amAY sounds more like jamais as in... never. Never Rodarte (maybe Luke knew what he was doing)
so are we not gonna talk about the fact he literally pronounces his channel name incorrectly? I'm a huge fan of Luke's but if he can learn to pronounce Versace, can he please say Haute le mode correctly?
This is completely unrelated, but there's this artist platform on RUclips called COLORS, and it would be cool if Luke reviewed some of the artist's looks. Anyone else?
I love that channel. Everyone is so talented and I have seen some pretty good outfits. It's a great idea!
Ditto! Everyone has such interesting style. Dino Santiago came to serve.
Great idea!
Omg yes that is an amazing idea!
Tom Ford's collection SCREAMS Macy's clearance section
“You know what it is? It’s textile waste. Buh-bye.” ROFL
Jennifer Bogart SCREAMED 😭
had me wheezing
if ur looking for a specific brand's collection--
1:27 Peter Do
7:29 Alyx
12:45 Rodarte
17:35 Tomo Koizumi
21:15 Tom Ford
24:35 Christian Siriano
30:18 La Quan Smith
thank you !
Thank you - the timestamps helpful when I look to revise.
The shiny leather is giving me Zenon: girl of the 21st century vibes. Living for it
yesss
Im loving it
you know that Zenon is an actual name and it's for men?
@@notfoundblank5023 Theyre referencing a movie from 1999 by disney channel mate
Yass
I feel like Siriano has some gorgeous costum-made moments, but his collections always feel a bit "unfinished" and "last minute made"
I feel like Sirianno doesn't know how to finish looks. He needs to hire someone to finish his outfits... not sure I like Siriano.
ruclips.net/video/Ncu389IIRJ0/видео.html
yeah siriano is legit great at red carpet (remember the Janelle Monáe camp look. amazing) but his collections are so trashy
laquan smith had really interesting moments like the leather pants/bustier combo or the lavender jumpsuit but some of it was just so fashion nova. high highs and low lows
Luke: "I don't know if there are customers looking for references to the 40's now"
Me: *Just points to the strawberry dress craze*
OMG you're NEVER wrong in referencing the 40s in fashion!
This time schedule is perfect for us europeans subscribers!!! Can't wait to see your review of Paris Fashion Week
I love 40s fashion and I would totally wear some of the rodarte designs if i had the money for it and wasnt broke as a joke
I love it too!
Me tooooo omg I want the sky blue pants with the heart pocket so bad
Your pace and tone is absolutely delightful. I could listen to you talk about fashion all day.
I just LOVE how he's talking so hyped and fluffy about everything, even when what he's saying is negative
I loved the big poofy dresses, particularly when juxtaposed with the Maiko(Geisha) -style makeup. I have a simple question for Siriano: have you not heard of cutting longer strips of fabric to avoid the unsightly waist seam? Also: why do half of the seams look like they weren't properly pressed?
right. it looks like they didn't even take the time to press them before they went out on the runway. some of them pucker strangely because of that
There’s a new brand that Kim K wore in a insta pic the other day. It’s called Noon (noon_c_i) and they/he/she makes hand painted tulle garments but they only have like 3000 followers. I’m interested if you have any hot take on how a small brand like theirs has had Kim K wear their clothes in a couple of Instagram pictures?
That's a good question. Probably got lucky, or knew/met the right people.
Maybe kim rlly liked it thatd be wholesome
Many celebrities have stylists who specifically look for emerging brands. Kim obviously wears known brands, but she (and other celebs like Bella Hadid, for example) have been known to wear relatively unknown brands, custom items, or archival designer vintage to have a more 'unique' look.
a brand can have 3k followers and still be highly successful ! They just dont have a much social media following
Fille Soleil right like maybe it sells well in boutiques or online just isn’t very social media savvy
Those studded pants must be extremely uncomfortable to sit in
“You what it is, it’s textile waste bye bye”
Thank you.
me, color blind, tryna learn the color wheel like: 👁👄👁
You explain fashion in a very accessible way. I've learned so much from you! Thank you 😊
Luke: "this Rodarte pyjama set can be a stylish but comfortable outfit to wear in your morning zoom"
Me, poor af, wearing a tshirt that's 10 years old and my mum's sweatpants: "yes, I agree, that would be a nice outfit for a zoom call"
😅
The first thing I think of when I saw Koizumi’s sleeveless wedding dress with the red ribbon tied at the waist is the Asian concept of the red thread of fate - an invisible red thread that connects two people that are destined to be together regardless of time, place, or circumstances. Vvv wedding appropriate
why is tom ford even in the game anymore, if he keeps putting out these atrocious collections?
I was thinking the same thing. It's okay to retire... especially when the collection looks like something my grandma would wear to Arizona
@@MsRickylynn 💀💀💀
I love the Rodarte blue high waist pants with ruffle blouse. Also, everything by Kozumi!!
Koizumi's collection felt on a different level, at least on an artistic level for me. Absolutely gorgeous.
I have a bad habit of not taking my lunch since I work from home, so thank you for giving me reason to pull my eyes away email lol 🙌💛
I agree with some of the criticism of the 1940s inspired looks, but I love that someone was influenced by a decade before the 1970s. I would love to see more 18th through early 20th century work. I wonder what a fancy designer would do with the design ideas floating around the historical costume world. This is especially true if they could work on solving practical problems for customers through the use of older construction techniques.
YESSS just in time for my 30 min lunch I love ittt 💃🏼
what are you having???
meanwhile it's 21:08 here in Sweden
8pm in Algeria (I'm pretty sure I'm the only algerian subscriber xD)
@@hautelemode sandwich! I'm at work so nothing exciting 🤓
Lol its 21:14 in South Africa
I really love the Peter Do collection. Although not perfect, it's all mostly interesting and I'll definitely watch what they come up with going forward.
The short Tomo Koizumi dresses reminded me of Vanjie’s iconic barbie dress that sent her home.
this peter do collection appeals to me so hard i caaaaaan't
I'm obsessed with the Steel toe combat boots 😭😭
this look is giving me "out with my daddy in the hamptons" vibes and im living
Luke, not only did you sustain viewership throughout this critique but buoyed me with your references and taste level. I hope you get not only views but future offers in your industry. All the best 🥂
Dear Luke.. j'aime = jaim.. the "e" at the end is silent 🥰
I love watching Haute LeMode while doing geometry. I have to cram for four test tonight, but I can always make time for him lol
How’d the tests go? Lmao
Simone Carcer I got an 88% on one, which is kinda low for me, but I’m not too mad at it. I think I did better on the other ones, but they haven’t been graded yet. I’m trying to keep my grades up as high as possible so I have as many options for college as I can get.
@@whatupbro4669 you'll go great on the other ones too.Dont worry
The multi-print Tom Ford outfits remind me so much of Lularoe leggings, I can't even! 😱
"Are there customers wanting to emulate this era?"
Me, removing a full head of rollers for a brush out, listening to 40s music with a whole vintage outfit on: probably, yeah.
Edit: someone get me that loungewear
Right? There's a whole subculture that would love for these trends to reemerge in mainstream fashion. Plus, look at the cottagecore and strawberry dress craze. I think 30s and 40s references are entering the mainstream again.
I don’t know who okayed the make up on the Tom Ford looks but they need to reevaluate
I replayed 5:06 an embarrassingly amount of times 😩 love your personality so damn much Luke 😘❤️
Wanna bet on how long till luke buy that beige sweater from peter do ... ?
Is this the end Tom Ford? That collection ruined my night :(
"The brilliance quickly turns to ash in my mouth" absolutely SENDS me lmao
We love a good utilitarian moment! Lols love you Luke, thanks for keeping us all updated on the latest looks💞
Laquan Smith and Tom Ford look like a higher end Shein or, as some have mentioned, Macy's
I like the suits as Christian Siriano - his collection was full of almost but not quite.
The Rodarte collection was by far the mosr interesting. Those gloves...😍 I wisg they dis more than just the 40's in flowers. Maybe someone else can do a new take
"i want those who know, *_know._* and those who dont: well, they can suffer."
I don't know...I loved a lot of these collections but I wish more designers experimented or even just showed renditions of face masks or face shields. If designers want to reference "new normal" then maybe they should also make pieces that are now needed? Just my 2 cents.
That coat at 5:44 is the best thing in that collection.
I love the 40s-50s inspired collection that came next. The headpieces are what I really want.
Very much appreciate your thoughts at 13:30. Was exactly my thought at seeing Rodarte's 40s looks
On the Tom Ford brand on the waist if they unstuck the top you wouldn't see the brand blazing a cross their waist
25:02 i really like this collection, or at least the vibe of it, cause it looks wearable, dude literally had it shot in his garden which is kind of iconic and there's models of different sizes? No choice but to stan. And bonus points for the face masks.
Edit: the lace body suit and the two sheer dresses give me Halloween store drag queen but i stand by what i said for the rest
Please review Carolina Herrera!! Want to know what you thought of the new eveningwear collection.
Love love love these videos. Your commentary is so enlightening and educational but also honest and funny. Fab
Still waiting for your closet tour!
I love coco but I was soooooo confused when I saw the photos of her in the pool (and the ones trying to get out, yikes). Who does that????
His analysis/review is like listening to a fashion essay but like with 100% more sass.
Your vocal fluidity is incredible
While I don't have a particularly refined fashion sense (I'm a h.s. English teacher, elbow patches abound), I come for the masterful delivery of a persuasive essay replete with descriptive language and biting analysis. Do you have a background in writing? You mentioned that you do styling, but would you ever consider teaching a class on video journalism?
okay wait, this is the biggest compliment!! i don't, i think i got a C in my college journalism class, but i really appreciate this coming from a literature talent scout (i mean that's what hs english teachers are in my mind)
laquan's collection is taking me back to those rap and hip hop music videos from the early 2000's in the best way possible
“I wonder if there are customers wanting to emulate this era.”
🙋♀️ ME meMemEmeME I love vintage clothes, with my favorite eras being the 40’s 50’s and 60’s, other than historical dress of course. I would totally wear the blue pants and blouse as well as the jumpsuit, and I am IN LOVE with Tomo Koizumi’s gowns. If only I had money to buy any of it. I guess I’ll just continue to make my own.😋
I actually owned 3 long ribbed tank top dresses in the late 80's they were so comfortable ....had one in red,one in black and the other in Tiffany blue .
OooOoh boy I can't wait for your review on Givenchy's collection!!!
SO excited to hear you talk about the new chanel show! Definitely one of the most hideous chanel shows I've ever seen.
You are the only sassy person that doesn't make me feel attacked
The Koizume wedding dresses are delicious. They look so soft and light, almost frothy.
I was disappointed with the Siriano collection--nothing really wowed me except the tailored suit top-puffy ball gown skirt, which is think is very chic.
Peter Do primary colors (especially the bag which matches primary colors on primary shapes) are no doubt picked up from the Bauhaus which celebrated 100 years in 2019 and is still lingering in the ether. If you want to do a super fun fashion history video, do Oskar Schlemmer and Bauhaus fashion from the 20s in Germany.
The LaQuan Smith Jeans one piece just reminds me of the Britney and Justin Timberlake full body denim look but I'm not mad about it.
Love the review as usual
Yes! although "The sweater needs to burn" would require the verb to be conjugated- so the sweater needs to brûle.
Back in 2014 I had a pair of pants from H&M that looked EXACTLY like the paint stroke print set🍵🤷🏻♀️
Following up Tomo Koizumi with Tom Ford has to be the most underwhelming thing ever...how is Tom Ford still a big name
God help me but I don’t hate a lot of CS collection.
I like the tulle. I’m here for the feathers
At least it’s INTERESTING !!!
This is super late, but the whole way the Tom Ford collection is shot feels like a Gap ad !! Super fun
20:00 was anyone else thinking about miss Bangor during the Tomo Koizumi collection. I LOVED the initial white gowns but the two that followed...
I love this kind of video, I feel like I learn a lot from listening to you and your comments are hilarious. Keep them coming
la quan smith's cloths are sooo instagramable it feels like they're gonna sell like hot cake
My biggest problem with Siriano is that the collection doesnt have any storytelling, connection between each looks... its just a bunch of different looks throwing on the runway and for me it looks tacky, confusing, not cohesive and im immediately loosing my interest.
The dress @15:00 looks like a piñata but I’m so here for it 😂🤝
is it just me or did some of the laquan smith pieces look kinda reminiscent of mowalola’s stuff? so interesting to see his take such silhouettes
Does anyone else think the Rodarte floral /vail headpieces are a little nod to the wet set 40’s woman used to use to get the beautiful hairstyles of the time? They really did look like glamorous versions of hair rollers and head scarf to me, especially the first black and white one.
Last time i was this early Luke had a goatee
Only been 40mins. Finished the project runway one and then got this. Yay❤️✨
PS: Really appreciate the synopsis in the description .
I always had the feeling that Luke's face reminded me of someone else and now I finally know! Kurt Hummel from Glee😌
Would love for you to include brands like GmbH showing outside of the fashion week schedule in your next videos, not only the big names in the industry...
Can you pretty please do a fashion basics segment on terminology? It would help A LOT!
Oh my GOD those Koizumi wedding dresses genuinely make me want to get married simply to wear those lovely tulle dresses 🥴
the fact that i had an anna wintour ad before the video started 😂😂💀
Love how Smith references the early 2000’s with the cut of those bodysuits. It’s a nice modernization of the old “low rise pant and thong” trend
Yessss ‘dresses with pockets are far superior.’ Yes yes yes thank yo. Fashion world please more dresses with pockets.
always interesting hearing your opinions on fashion, 💕💗
This year Showing from NYC FW hasn’t been particularly Strong. A couple of nice pieces here and there. Hopefully 2021 will be better.
You should say that phenomenal at 32:38 in all your reviews! Make it your thing! I died!😆
the rodarte collection looked like a love child between forever 21 and reformation. Also a no on those easter basket headdresses.
Wasn't feeling Laquan smith this time around. His winter show >>>> this was way to trendy to the point of no meaning.
rodarte had some great moments but was definitely more reformation than normal. the effing striped elastic situation and the sweatshirts were just appalling, quite literally forever21 like you said
Girl you love 💘 💕 😍 ANYTHING BLACK that whole collection looked Fashion Nova High End collection. Girl
La Quan Smith’s collection looks like Fashion Nova with more expensive material, esp w the models makeup and hair styling. He is definetely going for that market.
I’m so early! This made my day so much better!!