As always Thom Browne’s S/S 2012 presentation was hugely theatrical, sparing no drama! There were very distinct references to the roaring 20′s, but clearly it was a mad mans interpretation of pleats, fringe, pin-stripes and overall silhouettes that made up most of collection. Perhaps if Dali was in fashion and not art in the 1920′s this is what his collection would have looked like. Despite Thom Browne’s seemingly logically explanations for his inspiration and references there is rarely anything conventional about his delivery.
Always playing on a sports theme, creative director of Moncler Gamme Bleu, Thom Browne set the Spring/Summer 12 show in a real fencing club. With models marching down the runway to the tune of Stars Wars’ “Imperial March”, the collection is clean and beautifully tailored with Read the full story
For his second show in Paris, Thom Browne takes us right into the past in a historic hall of the Westin Hotel. Amidst the room, a large banquet table is ready, the models being already seated eating peas. The music is soft, the atmosphere is both relaxing and disturbing. Each in turn, guests get up and Read the full story
Continuing to work with Thom Browne on their Gamme Bleu Collection, Moncler presented their Cycling inspired Spring/Summer 2011 Collection in a velodrome in Milan. Watch video below.
Well now that everyone has written about Thom Browne‘s presentation at Pitti Uomo, I can calmly put it into my archive of fashion greatness, where it belongs. The presentation was held at the Istituto di Scienze Militari Aeronatiche. The brick building was built in 1938 and has kept everything from Read the full story
The Thom Browne collection is a clean dissertation of American Sportswear. Terry headbands and armbands, embroidered criss-crossed rackets as a recurring motif, white polo shirts and shorts. His collection is fashion forward and Read the full story
