Showing posts with label Diesel Black Gold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diesel Black Gold. Show all posts

Monday, January 15, 2018

BEAUTY: Clothing--Diesel Black Gold

Perhaps as some kind of antidote to the world's current penchant for right-wing isolationism, Diesel Black Gold creative director was inspired by a kind of global, multiculturalism for his FW '18-'19 collection at Milano Moda Uomo. "We riffed on sorts of multicultural references here, rebooted with a free spirit. Peru, Iceland, Africa, Eastern Europe, Navajos, Morocco, Eskimos, Afghanistan, India, you name it!” The inspiration is evident in the patterns of the collection's motorcycle jackets and shearling lined Mongolian coats, but the reboot he refers to must be the fact that these cultures are rendered here in a modern, minimalist, and very neutral color palette. I think I find the idea more attractive than the execution, but it's still an  interesting collection.


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Wednesday, June 26, 2013

BEAUTY: Clothing--Milano Moda Uomo Misc. June 2013

Milano Moda Uomo has concluded, and here is a brief wrap-up of odds and ends, things worth mentioning...

Jil Sander is ever the minimalist, designing in patternless neutrals, which is why her use of color and pattern in her Spring-Summer '14 collection made it look as if she had lost her mind! But the beautiful, slick bonded-leather coats and jackets seemed more in keeping with her style.


Bottega Veneta showed suits with edges and features outlined and limned in what appeared to be remnants of tailor's chalk. Lapels and buttons are drawn on where none exist. The effect actually made the suits crisp and sharp!


Diesel Black Gold: Great thick double buckle belt and jeans that look bleached or paint splashed but in actuality are woven with a faded floral pattern in silver...


Donatella Versace's use of neon colored sports tape at first seems rather comical, but I have to admit the overall look is pretty cool... the bands of riotous color appearing all over the clothing and models' bodies looked celebratory and bright. Like racing stripes for a body...


Ermenegildo Zegna showed a funky detail: long sleeve tees rolled up over the cuffs of coats and jackets. Kinda gives the slick tailored look some street cred...


On to Paris Fashion Week!

http://www.jilsander.com/
http://www.bottegaveneta.com/
http://www.dieselblackgold.com/
http://www.versace.com/
http://www.zegna.com/us/home.html