Tuesday, July 03, 2007

Paris Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2007/2008

Georges Hobeika



Felipe Oliveira Baptista




Christophe Josse




Christian Dior



Posted by ent lawyer at 9:55 AM

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9 comments:

  1. Anonymous10:00 AM

    I - I'm speechless.

    Give me a little time and I think I could grow to like the 1888 concept.

    Actually give me a lot of time.

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  2. Anonymous10:15 AM

    SOME of these I could see worn. The rest...who in hell would be caught dead and WHERE/to what event would they even be appropriate? Floored. Just floored.

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  3. Anonymous10:30 AM

    Lisap - Why, you would wear them on the streets of New York, of course! ;-)

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  4. Anonymous1:03 PM

    I want the oufit that looks like little bo beep went on a shooting spree. Cute! And I'm feelin' the Dior cupcake madam look. Yum.

    Tracee

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  5. Anonymous2:33 PM

    FEED THE MODELS!!!!

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  6. JMS6:22 PM

    Awesome!

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  7. Anonymous9:48 PM

    Lisa - I suspect the outfits that are flooring you are the haute couture ones. Those aren't created to be worn on the street (though pieces from them can and are worn), consider them more like art, worn on a human body. That's the spirit in which they're made and displayed.

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  8. Hez10:17 PM

    The baby blue one on Amber Valetta in the background of that second Dior pic is to absolutely to die for.

    Click here to get a better look at it.

    And I would wear the hell out of that black suit on Gisele in the last pic. Hell, I'd sleep in the fucker.

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  9. Anonymous12:52 AM

    Hez,
    I agree. My eye went straight to Amber in that baby blue.

    Regarding the black suit: you took the words out of my mouth. It is so Joan Crawford glamorous that it makes me want to adopt a daughter and feed her raw hamburger.

    A Fashionable Lurker

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