This is what happens if you fuse Tim Burton and Helena Bonham Carter together:
The perfect thing for napping at work- a suit that turns into a duvet!
I’m sorry- the hat just makes it too much.
Mercy Pete- where is her other leg????
Oh, dear….I actually really like this?!
Ma’am- you forgot to smile with your eyes….
Corporate Game of Thrones
If she isn’t careful, she’ll need the matching eye patch!
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Pretty Grievances 
Couture or costume? The word “volume” comes to mind in looking at those jackets and I’d love to see them unbuttoned to get an idea of the weird shapes they started out like. I think Helena and Tim did have a part to play in the first 3 garments along with a little Vivienne Westwood tossed on for the plaid one.
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I’m definitely feeling Viviennes power today!
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I agree with Mrs Mole – there is a nice VW vibe going on here. I like some of the elements, the pointy bits and the corset shapes, but overall it’s overwhelming. Also I think the mixture of grey textures is a bit too obvious and does lend itself to your great Corporate Game of Thrones comment. The best one is the matching eye patch. Funny girl.
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I’d like to see some of these jackets in an everyday setting- could anyone pull off jeans and these jackets?
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The Buton/Carter comparison is spot on. Would
love to see the 2of them work the collection. Just a little tweaking and it would be a very wearable
Collection for the rest of us.
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Especially good for outside appearances- Hillary- you won’t be cold in Vermont in a duvet pants suit!
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#1–You’re strangling the (10th) Doctor! I really like the volume in the brown cowl contraption…you’d defy the strongest wind in winter for sure.
By the way–thank you for these posts. It always feels like a Wednesday treat!
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No! Don’t strangle the Dr!!!!
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I actually like these. (Help me?) There’s a weird Victorian/Japanese/outer space thing going on, but I like the emphasis on the waist in some of them–mainly the waistcoat ones, but even the origami looking ones have it to an extent. (But HOW do they put those on? I can see the poor models thinking, “Okay, here’s the button. Where the heck is the buttonhole?!)
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Just use any hole for the button- it’s freestyle!
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Ha ha. I think you’re right. That explains a lot.
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Sort of a ‘create your own adventure’ blazer!
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What are the pointy things at the side of Coporate Game of Thrones? As always your comments are hilarious
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Pointy things are the specialty!
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Well, the Tim-Helena reference got me laughing this am! haha! The first 3 you can keep – I hate the shoulders in the jackets – but the rest of them could be fun to wear. I love that delicious brown button cowl thingy just for the colour. So interesting! Thanks, Anne!
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I’m telling you, these are very podium friendly for our Lady statemen!
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Well I do like the pointy ends on the vest. That’s one thing! The baggy pants (or is it a coat bottom?) remind me of a lady at work, a part time student with no money and unable to sew, she cuts her pants’ (or is it a coat?) hems off with scissors and just leaves them. I will have to tell her she is wearing an original “Agonovich”. She will be happy! Tim Burton and Helena Bonham Carter indeed! 😂
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I think I want to see the movie these clothes were designed for.
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GAH!!!! GAH!!!! Sorry, my prep/classic self is in full flight mode.
LOL at the commentary as always!
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Wow, amazing! I love the way the fabric looks like it’s in motion but still so sculptural 🙂 I definitely love the same one as you: that copper fabric is incredible, and I adore the combination of that soft shape next to the crisp black vest/corset thingy ^__^
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Now I’m worried. I really like some of these – particularly that last jacket.
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It’s oddly enticing!
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And I wear specs so my eyes should be safe😉
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Well ok, but I don’t need bulk round the middle.
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