Goodbye notes from Raf Simons to Jil Sander

As usual during fashion weeks I found myself into a huracane of ideas. I don't know if i should draw, put together collages or looks of my favorite outfits down the runway. This time around, i decided to post that special shows capale of  awaking many emotions in me. First one was Marc Jacobs (New York) and now Jil Sander (Milan). Why? -Sorry if this "sounds" a bit cliché- [but] It's just as romantic as tough, as clever as faddish, as modern and diluted that i could spend the whole night describing how wonderful job Raf Simons did for his last collection at the iconic house. 

If rumors are true and Raf Simons' taking over Dior offices, I'm sure he's going to be and represent great benefits for fashion history and the industry itself, as well.

This is one of top 10 favs posts and a show that i'm all about wonderful and clever things to show.

Happy Sunday! 

There is a place. Like no place on Earth. A land full of wonder, mystery, and danger! Some say to survive it: You need to be as mad as a hatter. 

Marc Jacobs - FW 2012

The Unreals

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GOOD TIMES

This was one of those roadtrips when you have a blast with no expectations and it turns out the greatest time ever.

Early January - Venezuela 2012

Living In Color

Acne - Dior Homme- Viktor & Rolf - Prada - Kenzo

Colours are a greatfully way of embracing complexity in men's fashion. This looks represent (to me) subversion, sense of style and a Postmodernist point of view to battle grey times, wether is real World or just... well, cold weather. 

We always expect some kind of divisions between fashion houses and this isn't the exception, although they achieved a global vision for a man who's not afraid of approaching what's in stores, taking risks and win.

Raf Simons - Kenzo - Pringle Of Scotland

Burberry Prorsum - Dior Homme - Prada - Jil Sander

Because making history in modern times has a less dark aura.