Joburg Fashion Week was characterised by eager celebs, delays of up to two hours, and lacklustre offerings when it came to menswear.
Joburg Fashion Week was characterised by eager celebs, delays of up to two hours, and lacklustre offerings when it came to menswear.
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HORRIBLE!. 90% of these look like women clothes, and what the hell is it with all the “wrap yourself in a curtain – and steal mama’s costume jewelery” shit? If that is fasion then I don’t know.
ben. Have to agree with you on that one, my personal opinion, I will not look twice at this, they look like a lot of slaves…..
Huh?. Absolutely agree…If this is what fashion is us, why are puzzled when the world thinks that we still walking around with animals? After all most of these “skins” remind us of the very sentiment we R still trying 2 shake….
Good job. The drapery both Heyns and Louw used in their trousers is very well done and on trend. Distinctive Wear’s collection is a little disappointing though. Considering how conservative the designs are, it’s surprising that they at the same time seem the most costumey.
great design!. Stiaan Louw.you outdid yourself!the theme is so interesting and those sandals are to die for!im impressed immensely!
I like this……….. I love the coat in pic 9. Love the suite pic.13. Other than that, I agree, too much draping. Clothes should have more of a structure too it. But not so bad! Its different at least, in a good direction!
good job man. i love all the design man yu are doing well
lovely idea. and then?. Yeah, terrific curtains. but i don’t see any south african men wearing this stuff.