Showing posts with label Yigal Azrouël. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yigal Azrouël. Show all posts
2.20.2009
2.19.2009
DRESS FOR...LESS [RESULTS]//
After browsing many of the collections for Men for Fall '09...I became less and less intrigued...starting with Michael Bastian, and ending with Band Of Outsiders.
All I can say is this: Fall 2009 might be a sorry season for us men.
Marc Jacobs always impresses; however, his Fall collection looked as if it took a little too much influence from Ralph Lauren. Plaids are big this season, apparently, but Marc's clothing was too reminiscent of Ralph's. Marc's fall collection reminded me of Complex magazine's "Street Detail," section (of this past issue with Kobe Bryant & Elisha Cuthbert) in which a younger guy was decked out in nothing but RL Purple Label.
Props for Yigal Azrouël, who once again impressed me with his men's collection, after succeeding in his women's Fall collection.
I can admit that I'm not one for basics, and always like to see basics transformed, but with the original design so that it is not too unfamiliar.
Viewing the pictures above will help you understand my concept.
I would totally rock the jumpsuit...
...if I did not live anywhere in Arizona.
(FYI, I did indeed love Michael Bastian and Band Of Outsiders' collections.)
All I can say is this: Fall 2009 might be a sorry season for us men.
Marc Jacobs always impresses; however, his Fall collection looked as if it took a little too much influence from Ralph Lauren. Plaids are big this season, apparently, but Marc's clothing was too reminiscent of Ralph's. Marc's fall collection reminded me of Complex magazine's "Street Detail," section (of this past issue with Kobe Bryant & Elisha Cuthbert) in which a younger guy was decked out in nothing but RL Purple Label.
Props for Yigal Azrouël, who once again impressed me with his men's collection, after succeeding in his women's Fall collection.
I can admit that I'm not one for basics, and always like to see basics transformed, but with the original design so that it is not too unfamiliar.
Viewing the pictures above will help you understand my concept.
I would totally rock the jumpsuit...
...if I did not live anywhere in Arizona.
(FYI, I did indeed love Michael Bastian and Band Of Outsiders' collections.)
2.17.2009
CALL [THE] GIRL TO RUIN IT ALL//
So you've heard!
Eliot Spitzer's (the nerve of that SOB) call girl, Ashley Dupré, was FRONT ROW at (my now favorite designer) Yigal Azrouël's friday show.
And how amusing it is that the bitch of all bitches, Kelly Cutrone (from People's Revolution & TV show "The Hills), was the one put in charge for seating arrangements.
Kelly (trying to save her ass) clearly stated that Ashley "snuck in the show," - however, that was literally, a dog faced lie (have you seen homegirl's face?!). Ashley said Kelly invited her to the show, and BAM, what do you know, later in the day, Kelly admitted that her firm did not invite Ashley, but DID NOT deny her access.
And what did Yigal have to say?
"I'm not going to work with [Cutrone] anymore."
"I'm trying to be calm about the situation, but I'm really not happy about it."
Looks as if Karma came back to bite you in the ass after the countless rude remarks and sleepless nights you've given to the people under you, old girl!
[BTW, throughout this whole ordeal, did anyone take notice in how good Ashley looked? Eliot's dough sure paid off!]
P.S. After posting this, I read an update that "People's Revolution," was in fact, fired by Yigal.
Sucks for you Kelly!
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