... wat the hell? does n e body actually wear this shit???




more pics here http://www.bryanboy.com/b....html#more

Ooh! I have a blue tarpaulin like that in the garage!

Moonwalkbjrain said:

If you're lucky.


And it's Galliano and he's a genius.

His best days are behind him already.

CynthiasSocks said:

So gorgeous.

Moonwalkbjrain said:

I believe that wackjob Bjork does...

CynthiasSocks said:

now THIS i could actually see somebody wearing

MartyMcFly said:

y'know she's probably the only person i could see pulling off some of the more crazy pieces out in public

CynthiasSocks said:

I agree. It's really high art...not just clothing.

CynthiasSocks said:

I agree!!!!! I don't care if his clothes isn't functional. He's crazy and a genius. I love him!!!!!


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MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Yes, I dont think theyre meant to be worn, but just self indulgent expressions of creativity and they might be mocked for it but fashion designers are arteeests baby!


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LleeLlee said:

Precisely. Those garments are conceptual pieces that aren't reeeeaaallly meant to be worn. And it actually crosses over a bit into high fashion editorial shoots as well (in mags like Vogue, Elle, certain editions of Marie Claire, etc.,) What people don't realize is that the majority of what we shoot for magazines on that tier is really just a mastabatory, self indulgent exercise in creativity to show off amongst our piers within the industry. No one's actually expecting you to WEAR the things as we combine them, which is why it's always very disheartening for me to see people copy looks directly from editorial spreads as we coordinate them. Ideally, what we're really hoping when we kind of step outside of our VERY limited view of reality and creativity is that a person might see a photo and get inspired by say, ONE piece, and then make it their own, in their with their own personal expression and sense of style.

CynthiasSocks said:

she's got a dead bird on her head. no some bird feathers, the whole dead bird.

there's a difference between haute couture, first line, and second line.

most people create the crazy stuff in the first photos as art, as centerpieces of a sort. they gather attention, they showcase artistic vision. unless you're cher, it doesn't get worn.

and galiano is absolute genius.

applekisses said:

thats kinda the thing tho that it DOES look like a piece of art, where would u wear somethin like that (unless its for like a production)

LleeLlee said:

ohhh ok i get it now

Tom said:

It's fabulous!

No.