User:TuxuhuYagoki
Have you ever noticed how all of the wacky and wonderful creations sent down runways, tend to sometimes get a little "LOST IN TRANSLATION"?
The usually quirky Vivienne Westwood sent down a good subtle concoction with this Autumn/Winter 2012 runways, besides her Red Label, your clothes are not so "OUT THERE". It seems other designers are CATCHING on towards the "SHOCK FACTOR" of Wacky and Wonderful Creations and Willy Wonker inspired shows.
From Blue and Red Faces to Gaga-esque headpieces and bodysuits, the runway would are actually a canvas for wild creativity, really, fashion is art, and i also believe the more gobstoppingly unusual the harder interest the show pulls.
Take jeremy scott adidas for instance, on this occasion his clothes are not so bold however the statement he made using the hair, makeup and accessories... WOWZERS, it's actually a smiley face party along with your invited!
The Sister by Sibling runway couldn't show much facial expression with crystalised styling's of balaclava type masks???? Mashed up mixed prints, were quite an assault about the eye!
Despite these unique designs seeming to be lost and a continued term of slumber in terms of mundane copies in your dress codes. I have, however, found a wonderful assortment of footwear by "Jeffrey Campbell" which brings in your thoughts both Willy Wonker & Harajuku styles.
I recently used a pair of Jeffrey Campbell shoes in considered one of my Polyvore sets for "Harajuku Gals", they merely "MADE" the set pull together being a well-made puzzle!
Irregular Choice also does an jeremy scott shoes eye-popping array of fantastic shoe creations that are sure to get conversation starters everywhere and anywhere.
The truth is that these "Wacky & Wonderful" creations are not the exact collections/items that usually wind up for the racks of your respective regular retailers; they may be creativity at their most raw state. They are "DESIGNERS" and so they are doing whatever they do best! Fashion is being worn with conviction, and to the discretion from the beholder. That the person wears a certain item of clothing is a manipulation of style. The unconventional placing of other items is surely an expression with their personality.
I want to embrace this way of thinking, rather than thinking "WHAT THE" and "WHO could EVER or would EVER wear that"! Take it at face value, imagine them as artworks, as this is what they're designed to be!
Open your eyes, your brain & think beyond your regular 4-pointed square!
