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Stella McCartney Faux-Fur Bomber Jacket
Comme des Garçons Wool Wide-leg Tapered Pants
God’s True Cashmere Fringed Checked Cashmere Scarf
Sex! Tom Ford SS27
Though fashion talks about sex constantly, very few manage to make something genuinely sexy – especially when algorithms serve nudity to us like just another trending reel. We’ve become so accustomed to being told what should turn us on that we’re increasingly numb to the subtleties where real seduction lives. Haider Ackermann, Tom Ford’s creative director, wants to bring back not just sexuality, but sex appeal – and, with it, a little genuine spark. In other words: he wants us to have good sex. READ MY FULL REVIEW HERE.
ED’s SELECTION:
TOM FORD Caleb-02 Square-frame Acetate Sunglasses
TOM FORD Croc-effect Leather Skirt
TOM FORD Snake-effect Leather Pumps
TOM FORD Stretch-modal Jersey Thong
TOM FORD Gold-tone And Tortoiseshell Plexiglas Cuff
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Unresolved. Dior SS27
At Dior, Jonathan Anderson wanted to achieve a sense of lightness. It’s probably one of the most difficult things to pull off, because if something goes wrong midway, the result can easily look clumsy and unresolved. And that is exactly what happened with this collection. READ MY FULL REVIEW HERE.
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End Of An Era. Saint Laurent SS27
The first days of Paris Fashion Week are already lined with a growing feeling of melancholy. The “Roaring” Twenties are slowly approaching their end. Will the Thirties be the new Great Depression?
Anthony Vaccarello’s not-yet-officially-final collection for Saint Laurent felt like a heartfelt good-bye, but to me it also read as the final ball. Nobody knows what tomorrow will bring, so let’s just have a party. The collection was to-the-death 1980s, walking a thin line between high-octane glamour and numbing tackiness. The overscaled chandeliers echoed those of the InterContinental Hotel, where Yves Saint Laurent used to present his collections (especially the very last ones, which were actually the least critically acclaimed). The little chanson Charlotte Gainsbourg sang for Anthony only added to the maître de cérémonie energy. READ MY FULL REVIEW HERE.
ED’s SELECTION:
SAINT LAURENT Guermantes 95 Patent-leather Slingback Pumps
SAINT LAURENT EYEWEAR Sl 902 Howl D-frame Acetate Sunglasses
SAINT LAURENT Woven Midi Skirt
SAINT LAURENT Lace-trimmed Silk-satin Camisole
SAINT LAURENT Bo Coeur Fetiche Gold-tone And Crystal Clip Earrings
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