I believe the cohesive theme to this collection is ‘things I have seen Jeremy Irons wear’
See!!! I told you!
This fabric- yes please.
The prototype was made of legos.
I can definitely do without the hip turban, but I love the jacket.
I’m sorry, I can’t walk 5 feet with a towel on- how is she keeping her boyfriends henley from falling off??
How is Grandpa supposed to fight off pneumonia if you keep stealing his happenin’ cardigans??
After the show, the caterers took this dress with them by mistake.
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Pretty Grievances 
Texture and ankle ties and do-rags around the hips…genius? That last white dress looks like it has owls carved into the fabric.Grandpa’s cardigan and the Lego coat…ah no.
The white tunic could double as a straight-jacket with some attached ties and straps and buckles. The first navy scarf looks like a sling? Love the African fabric in that baggy sack dress!
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We usually see alot of crazy thrown on the model- this is alot of normal piled too high!
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Ok maybe I need to go headbutt a wall to recover but I find much of this really appealing… I can’t explain why…
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They are all buyable pieces- but I cant not see Jeremy Irons!?
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It mostly looks like “The Boyfriend Collection” but I sort of like the Lego coat. (she says, sheepishly, once again proving her lack of fashion sense)
Oh and that last dress? Appropriate for this month. Those look like skulls to me.
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Nothing wrong with enticing the dorks with your lego finery!!!
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Oh my goodness, they even used Jeremy Irons costume from The Mission!! Now that takes some doing 🙂
Always fun, thanks!!
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Very seductive drapy business!
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“Things I have seen Jeremy Irons wear”!!!!! You’re killing me!
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You know youve seen every film here!
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The leather trim on that lego sweater is niiiice. Probably worn by Jeremy when he guest starred on Sesame Street.
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I think he bought the Counts old villa as a retreat
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Oh gosh I kind of love that first suit – I always have to remind myself though, that slouchy looks chic on slender models but would just make me look like a bag lady haha.
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Yeah, id be more Firestein than Irons!
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The blue print on the 6th pic is divine! Unfortunately, I kept expecting to see something from Jeremy Irons’ role in the Lion King. So disappointed Hermes excluded this angle.
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Well, maybe the winter collection-
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Yeah, like most of those. What can I say? Me an Jezza sittin’ in a tree.
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I think you need a subtle wind machine and an irchestra to follow you for effect. I like it!
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Well you had a couple of “hits” there…I do like the fabric on the third item, and I am wearing the “grampa’s cardi” right now… So almost 2/8, not bad!
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I cant resist a good cardi either!
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I like the shape of the pants/capris – they look comfortable and practical. I can see why you thought the white dress was a tablecloth, but I’m sure it’s a homage to Ghost Busters.
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Catering…ectoplasm removal…so similiar!
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That coat does look like a Lego coat. The texture reminds me of Pacific Northwest Native American cedar-bark clothing. Their baskets were water-tight, that’s how fine their weave was, and they made clothing out of a similarly fine weave. The paint colors they used are the colors they were able to make from local natural resources: always black, white, red, and turquoise. That’s why I’m reminded of the Lego coat.
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I love how muchi learn each week- Im looking that up now- got to see them!
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It’s such a rich area (in resources), the Native Americans who lived here were the wealthiest tribe on the continent. Because they weren’t constantly in search of food, they had time to make fashion, and art, and cool architecture.
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the hip turban
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so very 80s as well
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In my world, Hermes comes only second to Chanel – so watch it! Jeremy Irons indeed – Tilda Swinton more like http://www.newsgab.com/showthread.php/160938-Tilda-Swinton-W-Magazine-s-Golden-Globes-Celebration-white-suit
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Huh. She has toes- who knew her human costume was so detailed!
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I’m very strangely attracted to this collection now that you mentioned Jeremy Irons. Yes, yes, Jeremy looks fetching in most of this. Can’t say the same for the models.
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Well, they dont have that voice!!!
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That last dress reminds me of some lovely re-fashions done from old tablecloths. A friend had a top made of cloth with french cutwork lace. Also, at one point Burda magazine had a little girls all white skirt (or dress) made of an old tablecloth. They were both beautiful pieces.
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The tablecloth is patterned with Zoidbergs!
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Good eye!
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As shucks… it helps that my son lives for Futurama. If they made a Bender lace dress he would probably rob a bank to get it. I think I implied things about him he wouldn’t appreciate…
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My husband would drive the getaway car.
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Ha! I just realized that of course Hermes would do Zoidberg…
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