Paco Rabanne
If the metallic/iridescent look of some of these outfits looks familiar, it's for good reason: the new head designer at Paco Rabanne is Manish Arora, of my first post regarding Thor-themed couture.
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| 1970s glasswear with eyeholes = the best kind of satellite dish/hat? |
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| pics from Style.com, btw. |
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| Paco Rabanne; Silurian; Paco Rabanne. AWESOME; AWESOME; AWESOME. |
Speaking of Silurians, check out this super-awesome 19th-century Japanese print-style fanart of Madame Vastra and Jenny battling cybermen!
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| If all cocktail dresses could be this beautiful, I'd be satisfied. |
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| Not entirely sure what the inspiration was for these outside "MORE FOIL NOW", but I think I like it? |
Issey Miyake
Issey Miyake: one of the few designers who I can describe as "wearable" without making it sound like a snobbish euphemism for "boring".
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| I am powerless before the lure of a pantaloon, my friends. |
Jean Paul Gaultier
It's Gaultier, so there were heaps of lingerie-inspired looks in this show. There were also a lot of tattoos on show, whether real or in the form of printed body-stockings, and I think they worked pretty damn well when juxtaposed with all the vintage-style corsetry and girly frills.
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| There were a lot of great "alternative" models in this show. |
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| Brilliant structure work on this outfit. |
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| Don't worry, this is meant to be underwear. |
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| I wear tattoo-patterned tights quite regularly, and therefore approve most heartily of all these motifs. :) |
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