I thought a bit of normalcy was a good idea today. I think this model worked the polls last night- she looks spent. 
This is different that my regular comments about models working poles- this would be more patriotic and with a touch of model ennui of course. 
I’m not mad at any of these- I don’t know why the models look so bummed- I think they are even First Lady worthy… 
This is a new designer for me- I had to try WWD this week- Style.com was just not loading fast enough for short-attention span me. 
These are a little Michele Obama- not that that’s bad- its even timely, right?
I like the decorative tile soup splashguards on this.
Ok, the last 2 have a right to be pissy. I don’t think their shoes match. 
Oh, she drew the short straw and the the obligatory nip dress! 
This last one is my favorite- Are you all still awake out there??? Was all this moderation too much for you?
photo credits: WWD
Agreed – I think all the shoes are rubbish. Not fab enough for catwalk or pouty skinny princesses.
I’d actually love to wear a few of these.
Throw me the long divine red skirt please (minus the tile top as I loathe cleaning grout). And throw a black dress and the black skirt. I woudl take the red top with the black skirt but minus the flymesh sleeves.
Love the blue dress – but with the front floor length. And PLEASE i want that jacket with the blue stash. Gorgeous! Kinda First Lady, HIgh Tea but still GORGEOUS.
I only really loathe that second last combo, 3/4 baggy pants, horrid top and short skinny red sash. Did they run outta materials? Maybe it was a stash buster.
Oh and the white pants suit – with the built-in crumb catching folds – no love here.
Note to self: make fasion star jacket pronto (after the next five things in my list anyway…)
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You don’t like secretary samurai look #7? I can’t believe it!
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Love these! I could totally see myself wearing any of them…except for the soup guard (LOL) and its red skirt. Absolutely Wearable Wednesday!
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I’m scared of the skirt on the oup tiles- does it close at all?
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That’s what scares me, too. 😦 We may never know! Hooha for all!
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I’m with Lizzy…laughing my ass off thinking of her explanation for the cropped pants and thin knit top..throw on a red belt…stash busting at it’s best! They resemble wadders and muslins on some gals’ blogs. The white wrap around “crumb catcher’ jacket just is too weird and makes you think it was longer and the designer told the girl to just tuck the ends into her pants pockets and go down the runway. The shoes? Must have gotten a “job lot” but they only came in 2 colors…no bling…bummer.
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Maybe there was a stray cat backstage that was spraying all the white shoes….
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Some really pretty pieces here. I especially like the jacket in the second photo.
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That little hint of blue coming out of the collar is a nice touch. Thats the outfit that drew me in.
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Maybe they were told to look like they had to throw on ‘this old thing’ because their alarm clock went off late? Number 3 nearly forgot to look dour.
But I wouldn’t mind having most of this choice in my wardrobe.
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By the end of the show she looked almost chipper. I’ll bet they were mad at her!
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The 4th dress is gorgeous but my favourite is the last one! The prints are beautiful but the shoes, well they really are a non-event!
Maybe models are cast now based on their scowl rather than their pout? I didn’t realise that smiling was so passe! But then I wouldn’t know what was fashionable now anyway if it wasn’t for your WW posts, lol! I’m such a fashion no-hope 😀
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Im not sure these posts help us- we all consider lining a worthy invention!
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Ha ha, they’rfe a bunch of good time gals for sure! Not mad on the ‘jaunty’ bow theme and the shoes aren’t awful but they seem lazy. I honestly don’t see much creativity going on here. Also, I’m usually a print gal but I don’t really like any of these. I especially don’t like the red and black dress. It’s a bit upholstery non?
Ooooh I love a good fashion bitch sesh!
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The prints are a little muddy for my tacky asthetic.
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Hey, I like this collection and yes, I think Michelle Obama would look great in a few of those. My favorite really is the long red skirt number. Maybe the models didn’t so much work the poles last night as waited in line in one!
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They must have left their good shoes at the polls.
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thanks for the out-loud laugh this morning – i needed it. now i’m smiling and not looking so much like the models (glum-wise. i’d be very happy to resemble them in any other way).
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I just knew I could post some normal clothes!
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If I could afford it, I’d purchase nearly every one of these in my size. I love the colors, the designs, the fabrics….(except the bathroom tile blouse and the netting one). Definitely a wearable collection. My fave though is blouse in pic #3. 🙂
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A mosquito netting baby bjorn can be very handy on tropical vacations….
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The red and black ones (3rd and 4th pics, I think) are my favorites. I would wear those. But… oh… MUST… say… something… snarky. The second outfit – very nice but it’s a good thing that model doesn’t have any boobs. Seriously though, I would wear that, with a cami.
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Seriously- I think I can see her wishbone?!
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These are all quite pretty and mostly classy and I’d wear just about everything here (though not the backsplash and I hate the half of the shoes). I think it’s good to include an occasional designer who truly does make wearable clothes. It puts all the crazies in the right perspective. 🙂
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I love the collection, but those models definitely need some Prozac (or margaritas)!
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Prozac flavored margeritas?
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No. 3 is my fav and I think the model is gorgeous – I detect a smile. Yes I agree the shoes are naff.
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Ooh–I do love #5! That’s a peplum I could actually get behind. Or get “in,” I suppose. In fact, I’m Franken-piecing it together in my brain as I type–just need to figure out the ruffle. . .
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Don’t forget to give us a nice tutorial when you get it all worked out!
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Oh those are so pretty! There is something to like about each one. The shoes are a bit of a disappointment.
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Oh sorry, just woke up…
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Don’t poke me girly- I think I can get together enough pictures to do a Sew Ruth Wearable Wednesday!
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That would be coma inducing!
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Number 3 is my absolute fave. I would wear it everyday and lounge around the apartment like a decoration.
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While your sassy maid ‘Beulah’ tidies up….
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Really like this collection. Sleeveless black/red print has the First Lady’s name on it. Just lovely. Also, like the flow of black skirt in Number 2. And the want-to-be librarian in me, just loves the long grey/black skirt look w/orange tie belt. Very WW!!
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It really appeals, doesn’t it?
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I’m sort of digging the little red multi-print dress… and the next one with the same red print and long black skirt. And, i think I have shoes sort of like the models…
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But I’ll bet your shoes match your outfit!!
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So, missy. I would definitely wear most of these. Charge to your account and send, please.
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Aw shucks, I’m almost out of tisue paper- that will delay shipping!
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I like this collection a lot – it’s a bit grand for my life but it’s very pretty.
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Oh,if we only had the life our taste requires!
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That would be lovely!
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I had a terrible day yesterday. Something was wrong and I didn’t know what. It was there in the back of my mind simmering. Unease, restlessness, anxiety. I knew something was missing. It just came to me.
I FORGOT ABOUT WEARABLE WEDNESDAY!.
Sorry I will stop shouting now. Can you imagine ? I am sure I am experiencing early onset Alzheimers, oh wait, if I can still remember how to spell Alzheimers, surely that means I don’t have it right?
Back to you Anne. Great clothes, I even like the decorative tile soup splashguards, however the stylist should be banned from wearing designer clothes for a year (or longer), as punishment for putting those shoes on the models.
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Do you know how many patients I have heard at preop tell the nurse they have the ‘old timers’? heehee
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I love the very first one, but you know me, sucker for the short front long back skirts.
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Mullet lover!
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Hmmm not sure that I like the mullet look – thats what I think when I see those short at front long at back garments, the 80’s mullet look!
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This one doesnt seem as junior missish as most of them, for me! The fabric seems to work.
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Oh, I love it! I especially love those pants/skirt thing. And, yes please for the love of God bring back more moderation!!!!!
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I like a little wednesday whiplash!
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I couldn’t get past the name at first. Carmen is a woman’s name and Marc is a man’s name, so which is it? And Valvo just sounds dirty.
I like the floral print and the colors in 1, 3, and 4. The top in 3 is quite nice and the shape of the bottom in 3 is a nice contrast.
But what is with the skirt in 2? It looks like an afterthought. “Wait, where’s her pants? They’re missing? Here, throw this tablecloth around her waist and send her down the runway.” It looks like an unfinished piece like you would see on a Project Runway challenge that they didn’t have time to finish so they stapled the hem together real fast.
Oh, the white high-waisted cropped pants in 6. Just wrong. Definitely one ’80s trend that should never come back… It wasn’t even flattering in the ’80s.
Overall it’s nice work, but nothing that really looks like it needs to be on a runway, you know? It would look fine on some mannequins in the window of Chico’s or something, but I don’t think it’s runway worthy work.
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Oh, no not Chicos! Thats the cruelest cut!
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I don’t know much about this designer- but you are right and i thought the same thing about his clothes being wearable not just for the show…I am pleasantly surprised and will look out for this brand.
Go somewhere in his pieces and you will be the best dressed in the room…
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We will definitely revisit this designer!
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