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High Praise From Refinery29: “Madonna’s Material Girl Collection For Macy’s Isn’t As Bad As We Thought It’d Be”

Posted by Afingo Fashion on June 30, 2010 at 12:00pm

It’s not exactly a glowing review of Madge and Lola’s line for Macy’s, but the style arbitersain’t throwing rotten cabbage at her either: “If you don’t think too much about it, the printed crop top, high-waisted pants, and—hell—even that weird paneled Western shirt are cute enough for your monthlywardrobe rotation.” Is that an endorsement? A warning? Both? [Refinery29]

“l like the idea of nostalgia and permanence. I don’t like thinking of clothing or necessarily anything being disposable.”—Tucker Designer Gaby Basora

Posted by Afingo Fashion on June 16, 2010 at 12:30pm

Despite launching a Target Go! International collection, Basora is steadfast against anything fast and easy. “I have a stool of my grandma’s that I grew up seeing when I would visit her. Now it’s in my
kitchen.” Ain’t that nice? [Forbes]http://www.afingo.com/blogs/blog-patrol/l-like-the-idea-of-nostalgia-and-permanence-i-dont-like-thinking-of-clothing-or-necessarily-anything-being-disposable-tucker-designer-gaby-basora/

“I never saw fashion as something you do alone. For me, that’s not even possible.”—Designer Raf Simons

Posted by Afingo Fashion on June 21, 2010 at 1:15pm

The Jil Sander Creative Director and designer in his ownright is more of a collaborator than a reclusive artist. “”This ideaof doing it alone is much less attractive than giving it to people andenjoying it together.” Maybe it’s time you opened your studio door too. [WWD]http://www.afingo.com/blogs/blog-patrol/i-never-saw-fashion-as-something-you-do-alone-for-me-that%E2%80%99s-not-even-possible-%E2%80%9Ddesigner-raf-simons/

High Praise From Refinery29: “Madonna’s Material Girl Collection For Macy’s Isn’t As Bad As We Thought It’d Be”

Posted by Afingo Fashion on June 30, 2010 at 12:00pm

It’s not exactly a glowing review of Madge and Lola’s line for Macy’s, but the style arbitersain’t throwing rotten cabbage at her either: “If you don’t think too much about it, the printed crop top, high-waisted pants, and—hell—even that weird paneled Western shirt are cute enough for your monthlywardrobe rotation.” Is that an endorsement? A warning? Both? [Refinery29]

“l like the idea of nostalgia and permanence. I don’t like thinking of clothing or necessarily anything being disposable.”—Tucker Designer Gaby Basora

Posted by Afingo Fashion on June 16, 2010 at 12:30pm

Despite launching a Target Go! International collection, Basora is steadfast against anything fast and easy. “I have a stool of my grandma’s that I grew up seeing when I would visit her. Now it’s in my
kitchen.” Ain’t that nice? [Forbes]http://www.afingo.com/blogs/blog-patrol/l-like-the-idea-of-nostalgia-and-permanence-i-dont-like-thinking-of-clothing-or-necessarily-anything-being-disposable-tucker-designer-gaby-basora/

“I never saw fashion as something you do alone. For me, that’s not even possible.”—Designer Raf Simons

Posted by Afingo Fashion on June 21, 2010 at 1:15pm

The Jil Sander Creative Director and designer in his ownright is more of a collaborator than a reclusive artist. “”This ideaof doing it alone is much less attractive than giving it to people andenjoying it together.” Maybe it’s time you opened your studio door too. [WWD]http://www.afingo.com/blogs/blog-patrol/i-never-saw-fashion-as-something-you-do-alone-for-me-that%E2%80%99s-not-even-possible-%E2%80%9Ddesigner-raf-simons/

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High Praise From Refinery29: “Madonna’s Material Girl Collection For Macy’s Isn’t As Bad As We Thought It’d Be”

“l like the idea of nostalgia and permanence. I don’t like thinking of clothing or necessarily anything being disposable.”—Tucker Designer Gaby Basora

“I never saw fashion as something you do alone. For me, that’s not even possible.”—Designer Raf Simons

High Praise From Refinery29: “Madonna’s Material Girl Collection For Macy’s Isn’t As Bad As We Thought It’d Be”

“l like the idea of nostalgia and permanence. I don’t like thinking of clothing or necessarily anything being disposable.”—Tucker Designer Gaby Basora

“I never saw fashion as something you do alone. For me, that’s not even possible.”—Designer Raf Simons

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