Knits Gone Wild - No Boobs No Eyes Knitwear Couture
Lalla Wandavi, couture knitwear designer, had numerous hand and machine knitted pieces in her Autumn Winter 2008/09 collection.
The dresses are very feminine, fresh, and young.
So why did she allow the stylist to remove the model’s eyes and put her in a dress begging for boobs?
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February 2, 2009
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Oh my gosh! This is horrible! I totally agree. What’s with the itty bitty, teeny tiny sizes of late? Why is the fashion world forgetting that women have curves?
Haute Couture has always taken models to the extreme. I don’t understand how they reason that death warmed over can be appealing. In my humble opinion this is not attractive by any stretch of the meaning.
Maybe it’s strictly the impression they wish to make, but you’d think they’d prefer their garment to leave the last impression in your mind, not the freakish model. It’s hard to look past her and envision yourself in the dress.
If you look at the website and notice the eye makeup she has on, it’s apparent her eyes are closed in this shot, not missing. However, my very first impression, before even reading your comment was that garment begs for boobs. It’s utterly ridiculous to put it on a model who has none.
I have to say most of these garments are absolutely hideous to me, but perhaps that’s just me. These garments are way too avant garde for me.
All I can say is that I would not buy that pattern… ever. And I am thin like that!
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