He's an architect whose medium is the human body, I don't think he is trying to outwardly shock he is merely exploring shapes and forms that are beautiful regardless of whether the clothes are conventional or not
Can he actually say he finds traditional menswear restrictive? A few collections ago he 'reinvented' menswear dress codes through turning up collars, brightening colours, using gentler fabrics but it was still inherently grounded in classic menswear!!!,
He ripped off an exact copy of a stripped J Crew sweater and that's just the one time he has been caught, there's also other times where his designs seem inspired by other designers.
This guy should be in performance art not fashion. He talks about fashion shows being a "dialogue" and "storytelling," and "building a character" for the show. Fine but that doesn't appear to have helped him design a wearable collection for fall/winter 2013/2014.
Watching it again and it's hilarious how he speaks like he's this grand couturier but his clothes are so mediocre. Even the collection he's talking about was putting guys in frilly women's clothes with no point but to shock. There's a way to do a menswear show with skirts/dresses and feminine proportions in a very chic way, the way Hedi Slimane, Riccardo Tisci and Raf Simons have done, he did it just for shock in a way that wasn't chic and didn't make sense.
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He's an architect whose medium is the human body, I don't think he is trying to outwardly shock he is merely exploring shapes and forms that are beautiful regardless of whether the clothes are conventional or not
Don't worry, we love it! Thanks for being such an inspiration and making super cool stuff.
Can he actually say he finds traditional menswear restrictive? A few collections ago he 'reinvented' menswear dress codes through turning up collars, brightening colours, using gentler fabrics but it was still inherently grounded in classic menswear!!!,
"Would someone want to sleep with somebody that looked like a Christmas Tree, I don't think so."
Don't worry, I LOVE what you do
Mr.LavenderMenace, you must have no idea of Jonathan´s design aesthetic. please don´t comment. He could possibly be the next fashion genius!
#SHOWstudio - Is there an uncut footage of this interview?
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thats fine. he's clever enough to pull it off
(Denzel Washington)
My nigga......
Didn't he date Anna Wintour's assistant, or someone similar,? Early on in his launch.
do you want to sleep with someone that look like a christmas tree? LOL
How so .....?
K Anna.
Ok Anna Wintour... oh wait... you're not Anna
Why do they keep showing shots of his hairy arms ?
He ripped off an exact copy of a stripped J Crew sweater and that's just the one time he has been caught, there's also other times where his designs seem inspired by other designers.
"Fashion cannot be elite at all in the modern world, it isn't possible."
J.W. seems to have forgotten about Hermes, Chanel, Balenciaga, Tom Ford...
J w Anderson only knows how to copy, search Brian boy jw Anderson and jcrew and you will see the truth behind this designer's genius
This guy should be in performance art not fashion. He talks about fashion shows being a "dialogue" and "storytelling," and "building a character" for the show. Fine but that doesn't appear to have helped him design a wearable collection for fall/winter 2013/2014.
He is such a copycat plagiarist!
Nope, sorry.
Watching it again and it's hilarious how he speaks like he's this grand couturier but his clothes are so mediocre.
Even the collection he's talking about was putting guys in frilly women's clothes with no point but to shock. There's a way to do a menswear show with skirts/dresses and feminine proportions in a very chic way, the way Hedi Slimane, Riccardo Tisci and Raf Simons have done, he did it just for shock in a way that wasn't chic and didn't make sense.
well well well..