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| Leather jumpsuit with the signature horizontal band detailing |
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| The traditional knee-length coat with florets down the front, this time in leather |
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| Not quite sure who would wear this, those scalloped edges are very Christmasy. Like a gingerbread lady. |
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| A much more demure (yet leather!) version of that monstrosity of a Gaultier Couture dress Fergie wore to the Grammys. |
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| My first pick for funeral attire |
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| This photo was included just because it's Ginta! |
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| I like this. Because it's sparkly. |
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| I love what Valentino does with lace. A jumpsuit is... different... I suppose... |
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| One of the many versions of the long-sleeved, ankle-length, round necked black dress. |
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| I like to think of this as Laura Ingalls, Merry Widow. |
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| And then there's this... |
I don't really think I like any of this. The length is off, too short, and the shape is rather unappealing. The only piece I like is the leather jumpsuit.
ReplyDeleteI think this is rather boring and dull to be honest.
I like the leather jumpsuit too. I think Valentino is for the ladies who like men who drive Rolls Royces and Jaguars. They want their clothes to make a statement that is timeless. You look at a Valentino dress from any collection and you know it's Valentino because they never change that much, season after season. So I guess they're collectors items for rich ladies. I don't hate it, I just don't think I'll ever be their demographic, no matter how rich I marry.
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