SPITGAN MAGAZINE: SPITTING MAD FIRE
Minimalist collection designed by sisters Chloé and Parris Gordon, Beaufille is fly as hell without screaming for attention. Really like their cuts, necklines and torsos, cause you got to innovate right? Ultra-modern, refined dressing. We definitely paying attention now! Extra shout out to this being a Canadian label.
Nowadays it’s hard to tell what the real garment looks like from all the styling frills they add to it. It’s a creative trick to enhance a lot of looks and I’m a put smart money on the jackets hear buttoned to the shoulder are exactly that. It looks dope and I dig’em but I’m pretty sure they trenches with aligned button holes in the end. Tings of that ilk. What I really like is the 9 couture dresses in honor of the 100th anniversary for the house that closed the show. Check it though. These are actually Cristóbal Balenciaga’s own designs from the 1950’s! Demna Gvasalia has added some pockets and accessorized them with giant matching Bazaar bags, but much to his credit, with styling, he has made them modern, elegant. Salute!
See the full collection HERE.
All photos courtesy of Vogue.com
Doesn’t Vivienne Westwood seem even more and more relevant these days? I think I may already have voice my observation, but in these cookie cutter days of modern fashion it is truly refreshing to see. Andreas has again interpreted the house codes in a thoroughly modern feel. Exceptional gowns and dresses playing with ruffles, and slits are creative and fresh! All hail!
As soon as I saw the baseball inspired dress I was hooked. Though I now seriously doubt this was a baseball inspired dress after seeing the entire collection I still dig it for that inventiveness. Definitely a few other pieces I like, as I will always. Still waiting for Sarah to take this house in her own direction and come out from under the shadow of the great Mr. McQueen. Best. SPITGAN.
Alessandra Rich to me is the refined Gucci. Instead of it all slopped up she’s kinda cleaned it up with a big dollop of trash mixed in. It’s for girls you might call a minx. Nu money chicks and their trust funds. I dig it’s intention. Keep on!
