Confirming his status as a designer conscious of spectacle above all else, Tisci had his model convene in a tableau behind glass (a little reminiscent of McQueen's 'Voss' come to think of it), which -with the streaming condensation on the inside of the glass and the models' languid poses- had more than a touch of Deborah Turbeville's bath scenes about it.
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looks beautiful!
Why do so few people get to see these fantastic pieces of contemporary "fasion ttheatre"? The fashion houses must start to realise lots and lots of people want to see this
Keep up the coverage Penny,we are loving it.
Much better quality too this season.
By --1cal1-- at 09:08 Wed 24 Jan 2007 | reply to this >
I couldn't agree more. The constant bombardment of criticism of couture relates, partially, to the insignificant number in the audience. Could this perhaps be combated by reruns of the shows?
By Josh Baker at 12:45 Wed 24 Jan 2007 | reply to this >
I love these video clips Penny .
Have you ever thought of doing tv presenting?
I think you should.
By Cymbeline at 10:28 Wed 24 Jan 2007 | reply to this >
Spectacle above all else, you definitely caught my eye!!! Great!
By Xris22 at 07:38 Wed 24 Jan 2007 | reply to this >