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I’m appalled at Rick Owens, the attention those grim rags get and the glowing reviews of his visionary approach and master tailoring. They are premonitions of the meltdown of life and culture that is right around the next corner. They are troll clothes for the most desperate lemmings in the fashion herd. It’s always so interesting to me that when something truly questionable in vision and execution comes down the pike, the first thing the press says is what brilliant Tailoring it possesses. Well it doesn’t. Saville Row or Lower Orchard street has nothing to do with it. Gareth Pugh is no different. The starving will eat anything not moving too fast, whether its animal, mineral or vegetable.

A line needs to be drawn whereby ,credit is given to collections that deserve them.

Too much talk is spent on too little.

user Fluff Chance’s comment on Cathy Horyn’s Givenchy: The Philistines On the Runway post Oct. 2008, later published in Rick Owens Rizzoli monograph (via organization)

(Source: The New York Times, via yohjihatesfashion)

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