And just one more point, why did you have to move to New York?! I just cannot appreciate your work in New York.
The aesthetic has changed, the fabulous prints and vibrant colours have gone, this is just not the Jonathan Saunders I've grown to adore and cherish! This cannot even be called logical progression. This is more the Anna Wintour wardrobe raiding and spitting out I'd expect Proenza to do, and even then, they do it far more superior!
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Some people never go crazy. What truly horrible lives they must lead. - Charles Bukowski. Gun and a pack of sandwiches
this is perhaps the most incisive show of NY fashion week so far. sure, the silhouette is more grown up than in the past, but many of the saunders trademarks are present - the strong colour blocking, the architectural layering, the unparalleled accumen for tones and textiles - and I'm happy.
i'm mixed. I do think that this is for the most part a real progression of his work, it's a shame he didn't show it in london. I don't care what any designer says about inspiration, at the end of the day it's all money money money and it makes me like his work less.
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“I'm not that interested in fashion... When someone says that lime-green is the new black for this season, you just want to tell them to get a life.” Bruce Oldfield
i like that he's still continuing with the geometric shapes, but this collection feels very... off. it's all over the place, and some of the pieces look very urm, contrived.
and that black cape look like it's a remainder from his Spring 2008.
wow i dont know, maybe the Brit designers shud return to London... Preen didn't exactly wow me either.
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