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The resort collection is said to be inspired by the early days of Saint
Laurent — think of the famous photo Helmut Newton took for French Vogue
in 1975 on Rue Aubriot, with a nude woman in stilettos standing next to
another woman in a skinny tux with a blouse dripping a bow if you want the
quick-twitch reference. So reports are of skinny suiting, always a Slimane
signature, but also, more surprisingly (and interestingly) little silk
dresses with bias-cut mini-skirts covered in tiny dots, the tops
referencing the tux blouse, both sleeved and not, with a touch of Ossie
Clarke.
It's very black and white, with a strong Eighties influence, There were new constructions and cuts for suits, with a focus on the three-button jacket, and new shirt shapes with lots of special details, such as new collars and cuffs.
very tailored and sharp. significantly more expensive than Stefano Pilati's era.
sharp tailoring in fine pinstripes
dresses with “light” shoulder pads
hot pants, cigarette pants, skinny jeans
colors ranged from black, white, and gray to fuchsia and red
silky, girly tops
tuxedos with neck-tie blouses
little silk dresses with bias-cut mini-skirts covered in tiny dots
bags are “modern & cleaned up”
shoes are “sexier and more aggressive”
the Tribute shoe still exists
sequins and animal prints
menswear: 80s influence, three-button suits, new collars and cuffs