Ok I’m going to filter out some of this collection and focus on my favorite recurring theme from it.
Ready for some fashion? Well let’s get cracking!
-Swag bags included drawn butter and limited edition bibs…..
The designer took her inspiration from art, nature and the Red Lobster spring menu…..
I love this jacket- what do you think?
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This collection is so not about keeping Kosher, it’s about succulence.
I love the shoes in this collection. I also love the subtle shell shoulders….
Wallis Simpson had a Cartier brooch very similar to this one.
Oh, no! They make high/low pants, too?!
Now I really do what you to see the rest of this collection- it’s crazy, colorful fun- go look at Style.com and then maybe go have some thermidor…….
photo credits: Style.com
Do you think the designer was suffering the effects of a bad seafood meal?
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Iodine poisining, perhaps?
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Model #7 is definitely participating in the Stashbusting Sewalong.
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And doing it well!
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Oh, um, wow! It’s funny as I’ve been busy de-80s-fying over on my blog and ol’ Chisato, ummm, well, has not! Not a fan of the 80s boxy and weird shapes and I’m mildly confused by the crustacean references all over the clothes.
However, I am a sucker for velvet, and that royal blue velvet is so rich and supple looking, it makes me want to pet it.
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Watch the pinchers!
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Thank God they’re not red mullet pants!
Sorry…couldn’t resist!
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It had to be said!!
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Lol.
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Is this what happens when designing while hungry?
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Ive seen some very inspired lobster motifs, but this- well, the rest of the collection is promosing and lobster free….
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Thank goodness! I like lobster as much as the next girl, but this is a bit much… I do like the strong colors, though.
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The colors are very enticing!
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Holy Colorful Crustaceans! High-low pants or should we call them mullet legs? Love that jacket too and didn’t the designer slip up a bit as he could have made those gloves into claws for a cool effect. All the shoes are cute and the bright sunglasses too…are these girls ready for summer walking on the boardwalk or what?
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I think the opportunity for antennae was missed! Did you check the rest out? Very promising shapes.
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HAHAHAHAHA! Mullet pants!
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Dont my calves deserve their own super hero capes?
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It makes me want to stock up on drawn butter and lemons! I love the first look though…And the terrierists would love that lobster brooch turned into a pull toy.
I always tie bows on my lobster tails. Such a fine way to honor them before I pull the little boiled sucker apart. 😉
Mullet pants..HAHAHA!
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The first look fits the rest of the collection, vut ehen I started noticing the entrees, I couldnt resist featuting them!
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It makes me want to wear fish scale pants, fur and a 6″ lobster brooch all at once…mwaaahahahaha
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Well, why not!!
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That blue velvet is gorge and I love the lobster motif very Schaparelli- not the 3D one tho! Yes little black jacket – sweet. Bits of this very wearable – except perhaps the scaly pants. All in all nice one!
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Like lobster, you have to pick parts and throw some out!
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Oh my goodness, call the police. Someone stole the last model’s thighs!!
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Shes like a grasshopper!
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Its true what they say about high fashion inspiring the masses… I’m gonna go snd cut high low hems in all my trousers and papier mache a lobster brooch!!!
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I will start bedazzling my dinner, too!
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Who the hells wears this stuff? I have no words for this!
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How about…..tasty?
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The shoes on the third model look like fish faces ! All these seafood images creep me out, landlocked denizen of the plains that I am. I quite like the red shoes, though. And the blue velvet is lovely material. Why all the lobsters, I wonder? What an odd thing to choose.
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Bad fabric shopping dreams? Not so secret Nantucket fetish?
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Strangely, I actually want to like something here but it’s all just too weird. The lobsters don’t bother me. I already have a few arthropods in my closet. It’s the overall shapes and weird little details.
The fabrics are nice though. I so want to touch the blue velvet.
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Clearly the sunglasses were necessary for all the pinchy ornamentation. Maybe we are seeing some future uniforms for a high-class seafood restaurant …
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‘Who had the Dali Delight Daily Special with no slaw?’
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Oh, wow–those are actual lobsters. I just–wow. . . This show was sponsored by Maine’s tourism board, yes?
Also, the shoes in picture #9 are freaking ADORABLE!
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I tell you, I might have missed lobster fest if the shoes were any cuter!
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Those are my favorite of the shoes too. Even the outfit in that pic is… almost okay.
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Designers dream of a collection that is ‘almost ok’ right?
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They must. They achieve it so often.
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“Almost okay”. Lol. A glowing recommendation.
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Ha ha
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Well, the designer clearly has a ‘thing’ for lobsters…! I love the print on the dress with the giant lobster brooch – that’s really pretty. As for the turquoise topped “dress”…it looks like ‘OMG – we need a 12th look! Quick, what scraps do we have left!!!” Kind of a bad Project Runway moment…;)
The ‘high-low’ pants? NO, NO, NO! I’m sorry, but I am SO over the high/low thing anyway. The ‘cardigans aren’t bad…but the high low tops? Trust me – if I want something covering my backside, I’m also going to want it covering my frontside as well 😉
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High low makes me look like a weeble in a cutaway!
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Oh…and that quilted blue velvety linebacker jacket kind of thing? Sure…because I’m ALWAYS trying to look much larger and bulkier than I really am. It’s a great look for the city – I can throw any number of weapons in those sleeves and still have room for sandwiches, drinks…even a small folding table…!
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I love utility clothing, dont you?
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I love the shoes. I LOVE the shoes!! Especially the spectators with the red laces. Gimme!
The best I can say is the use of color is divine. I like a good lobster, but not on my chest. 🙂 Most of the designs would amplify my already ample hippage.
I love your Wearable Wednesdays. Thanks for the effort!
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That can lead to unfortunate ‘all the meats in the tail’ references!
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I agree that the shoes are lovely and I love the blue velvet. I would love to make something out of that fabric.
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Oh, yes- in fact, I could love most of these fabrics!
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Lol! I think model 7 has two other personalities and they all wanted to wear something different!
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Modeling can be so stressful on them!
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The designer found a clearance sale on lobster appliqués.
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Martha’s Vineyard got a JoAnns!
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LOL!
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Now that designer’s got more lobstah than Boston!
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I can’t wait to see the Celtic uniforms she designs!!
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That girl is fabric stash busting 🙂
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I think those girls need to eat some lobster. Preferably with a lot of melted butter. Lovely colours though.
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Um WHAT????? These looks are crazier than the usual WW fare!
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But you’re hungry now, right?
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That royal blue velvet is to die for. GORGEOUS! And I love sparkly lobsters. Made a lobster dress myself last year (in boring red and white cotton) perhaps I should pick one of the lobsters to bling up….hmmm I like this idea! Thank you for providing inspiration.
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I think you need the shell armguards!!!
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Hahaha, Red Lobster spring menu…. I’m fascinated by the shape of the first black dress. How do they do that?? It’s something Ursula from Little Mermaid should rock.
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