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womensweardaily:

Maison Martin Margiela RTW Fall 2012
Make mine a double. In a season where many designers are creating coats  wide enough for two, Maison Martin Margiela applied its trademark  deconstruction technique to the men’s suit, which morphed into  everything from the aforementioned extra-wide coat to all-in-ones slit  to the thigh on one leg.

womensweardaily:

Maison Martin Margiela RTW Fall 2012

Make mine a double. In a season where many designers are creating coats wide enough for two, Maison Martin Margiela applied its trademark deconstruction technique to the men’s suit, which morphed into everything from the aforementioned extra-wide coat to all-in-ones slit to the thigh on one leg.

womensweardaily:

Haider Ackermann RTW Fall 2012
Extraordinary! With the collection he showed on Saturday morning, Haider  Ackermann continued on his trajectory of awe. His show captivated with  beauty as it intrigued, on one level with a moody aura, and on another,  with extreme complications of cut (surely a pattern maker’s nightmare).  The combination made for a fashion lover’s delight.

womensweardaily:

Haider Ackermann RTW Fall 2012

Extraordinary! With the collection he showed on Saturday morning, Haider Ackermann continued on his trajectory of awe. His show captivated with beauty as it intrigued, on one level with a moody aura, and on another, with extreme complications of cut (surely a pattern maker’s nightmare). The combination made for a fashion lover’s delight.

vogue:

Marc Jacobs Photographed by Annie Leibovitz for the January Issue of Vogue

vogue:

Marc Jacobs Photographed by Annie Leibovitz for the January Issue of Vogue

ohh the good ol’ days <3

ohh the good ol’ days <3

Dior Said Closing In on Raf Simons Deal

Raf Simons for Dior? Hm. Very interesting.

womensweardaily:

Now that Marc Jacobs appears to be out of the picture at Christian Dior, industry sources said the French fashion house is closing in on a contract with acclaimed Belgian designer Raf Simons to become its next couturier.

A deal with Simons, 43, has yet to be concluded, and sources cautioned that several key details must be worked out. Chief among them would be a start date, given that Simons, creative director at Jil Sander since 2005, would have to unravel his contract with that Milan-based house, which is understood to have been extended recently for an unknown duration.