New York Fashion Week Fall 2022 Roast (julia fox is a model now?)
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- New York Fashion Week has come and gone again, but this season a slimmed-down schedule once again was in order. Titans like Michael Kors, Tory Burch, and Coach all presented collection, but the younger names are the ones that really kept the boat moving. From Elena Valez, to Saint Sintra to Dion Lee and LaQuan Smith, there was so much to discuss! And with models like Gigi Hadid, Bella Hadid, and even 'UNCUT GHEMS" muse Julia Fox there was fodder for pop-cultural moments to arise as well!
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listening to you describe literally any garment never gets old
Never
Has a designer ever validated one of your interpretations of their work? It always sounds very accurate to me, I wonder how well it is received by them
if you see his ig, its impressive how many designers actually comment in his reviews.
@@rodrigoigoigo6236 oh wow, that’s awesome!
@@MC-kl5mp??? If you mean the inspirations for the collections, well : we see them all, but not everybody is able to interpret and put them into context the way he does
I adore haute la mode and this is NOT criticism and more a commentary on how things can be perceived in one context and are given a "pass" but other times and another context could be are villainized. "and the model carried a newborn baby swaddled in fabric on one arm which looked to the notion of motherhood one more time." for the Valez end of show. That's one interpretation. Another would be that a baby (especially a child of color) is being treated as an accessory. Just saying.
@@MC-kl5mp jesus no need to be rude, OP was just asking a question. It’s not like that’s obvious to everyone.
As a Uruguayan, I can tell you that finding any book about our culture is impossible. That’s what happens when you’re from a country of only 3 million people.
X eso y mucho más Uruguay es Tanto divino ! Slds desde Bs As❣️
I would love to visit your country and learn it's history. I'm sorry that it your neighbors have such big egos 🤣
Amazon begs to differ lol
I'm from Northern Ireland, which has a population of just under 2 million, so I can relate to an extent. You can find some books about my 'culture,' but in reality they're almost all written by outsiders and about conflict and our difficult political history, portraying things as a warzone and not much else. Actual art, music, history beyond conflict and cultural references are hard to find in print.
Lol it’s not your small population. It’s colonial rule and the commitment to erasing indigenous identities that you don’t know much about Uruguay. I am from El Salvador and our national dress was banned in the 1920s punishable by death. If you have indigenous blood commit to knowing the truth and their hidden voices. Know where you are from and you’ve won half the battle.
there's this book about fashion history in Uruguay, done by researchers of our main University. Its name is “Historia de la moda uruguaya: 1985 a 2018”. I left a longer comment earlier about the influences I saw but I think that it got deleted because I added a link for the book, I'm too tired to type again. Anyway, I'm a subscriber from Uruguay, yay.
"Think the empress Josephine meets deadstock fabric found on a corner of the lower east side by a tiktoker" is everything my style wants to be
jo jo would be proud i think?
Wait till Julia has to pronounce the brand names in interviews💀
Balenciaaaagaaahhh
her butchering zendaya’s name💀
GUHchi, Praaahhhduh
I love love love Peter Do's collection. Its classy and wearable while also still interesting. The quality and tailoring is extremely impressive too.
I interned at Gabriela Hearst this market week, the black and white floral was based off a drawing Hearst’s daughter drew. Also she drew inspiration from Austin Hearst’s great grandmother in a picture where she was wearing a floral dress.
Brands:
0:25 Elena Velez
5:14 Saint Sintra
6:38 Peter Do
15:06 Michael Kors
20:02 Gabriela Hearst
24:18 Dion Lee
elena valez’s garments are such a dream. everything was so interesting and i’ve never felt the urge to become rich more than now
Honestly with these analysis’ of clothing vids I find myself in awe of how you’re able to describe clothes and brands so well, so many details I wouldn’t have even thought about, very cool to hear. Also dion lee ngl the best collection of the vid just for that blood red corset with the hooded dress,,,chefs kiss and I don’t even like hoods lmao.
I actually love those Peter Do sweaters/capes. I think they’re very cool, unique and wearable. If I had the funds, I’d go for those in a heartbeat. I have to admit that although I love haute couture, I rarely see anything I can imagine wearing myself.
The influencer to model pipeline is seriously damaging the fashion industry right now.
How so?
Can you explain? I’m genuinely interested in knowing why/how
I also want to know
That sounds very snobby, I think fashion/modeling industry has way bigger problems than influencers entering to those fields, come on
@@Wika-jt1rg Fr 💀
Thank you for today. Still in my battle with cancer and your videos are something I look forward to. I found an archive of hand painted French fashion plates and pages from La' Ideal Parisian, from the 1920's. It's about 61 images, I've scanned on high resolution. I've given copies to Kevin at FIDM, Steven Porterfield, the Fashion department at UNT and to the costume mistress for Miss Fisher Murder Mysteries. If you'd like a copy, please DM me and I'd love to add to your archive. I believe we all are better when we share knowledge. Knowledge should never be hoarded.
That's so interesting! How did you find the archive in the first place?
Adore Peter Do and particularly that harness bag! I want one immediately.
He's needs to get that patented ASAP. It's genius and he can iterate on it for years to come to create different styles.
I am immediately a Peter Do stan. He really showed tailoring practical, adaptive clothing in staid colors can still be playful and even camp. Love it.
A harness bag is brilliant! I would happily wear one
15:34 "three humps emerged" had me rolling, it was so unexpected 😂
Loved the hot Cheetos comparison too, idk what this new meme-esque format is, but I'm here for it 😁
I think this was your very best review yet. And your reviews are always good. But this review explained SO much. Knowledge is power. Thank you.
Got my first Dion Lee piece, from one of his earlier collections. It's not the most avant garde, but it's very wearable and versatile, so I'm happy to have it 🥰
even if the lovely ladies that work with Peter Do don’t find the tips of his earlier boots wearable, i’m still drooling over the ones with the square silver tips, they are beautiful
Time stamps -
0:25 Cutler x Elena Velez
5:17 Saint Sintra
6:40 Peter Do
15:06 Michael Kors
20:04 Gabriela Hearst
24:18 Dion Lee
27:15 Carolina Herrera
27:35 LaQuan Smith
28:11 Coach
i watch luke’s videos paying more attention than i do for my college classes..
Ditto
i've never heard of Peter Do before today but i am TAKEN by their work
I'm always amazed by how much you know about every detail. Also I almost can't wait for Paris and Milan reviews. Most shows I watched were great
You're selling me on Peter Do and I could never afford anything made by him. Brava! Haha
I’ve never been into fashion, but your enthusiasm is contagious.
wow. Your analysis is so amazing. I saw things in a completely new and different way because of your analysis. I have heard people call fashion an art form, but I didn't know what that meant until listening to you. Your video was tremendously eye-opening for me.
I'm literally too obsessed with all of your videos they're all so interesting omg
Right? Agreed
Each video is a masterclass !!! Luke, I credit you for my education in high fashion. Love you!!!! 💗
Youre so well read and knowlegable. I feel smarter watching your shows and it fulfills the cravings that I love about fashion and ties it together for the not-so-knowledgable people like me so we can shape meaning out of the art. I just want to grab the fashion world by the balls after this 🖤🖤🖤
Luke, I don't know of you're going to see this, but I absolutely adore the way you always analyze Gabriela Hearst's work. In my opinion (from a fellow Uruguayan), she truly represents our culture on her collections, she takes the simplicity of it and creates beautiful pieces.
On regards to the dress and coat with flowers, I would have to find a picture of them and inspect it, but in case you're wondering, the National flower of Uruguay (as well as Argentina's) is the Erythrina crista-galli (or Ceibo in Spanish), it should be on those pieces imo
I desperately NEED to know everything about the first t-shirt that you're wearing cuz it's absolutely STUNNING 😍
Peter Do was my favorite omg! Every look was wearable & chic!
I adore these fashion reviews so much! One other thing about the big pockets as a harness, it reminded me of the pockets from the 18th century. They had big pockets that stood on their own too. I love how these ideas never die out in fashion and are just revisited after a while.
The Dion Lee models... My, I thought we were trying to move away from the heroin chic look?? 😳
Peter Do loml. thank you haute le mode. one of the BEST fashion reporters also your takes on fashion are immaculate, love that we get educated about fashion history and house codes or where original inspo is coming from, best content
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Love your critiques and positive comments on the fashion shows and designer histories. You explain and point out details of current shows. So easy to note what the untrained eye would normally miss.
as a singaporean viewer i was pleasantly surprised and ngl kinda proud when i caught that sneaky little dumpling bag feature from beyond the vines, a local brand. you never fail to amaze!!!!!!!!
idk anything about fashion, i just like you so i sit here nodding at this like soooo true bestie…
You are so amazing at how you describe clothing I literally could listen to you all day long ♥️🥰
Peter do tailoring is my dream wardrobe i think, the coat, the jacket , this button « armless » knit . I mean , it’s beautiful , contempory but classic and modern. Perfect
I'm not a fashion girl, but the Dion Lee collection had my jaw drop so hard it made a dent on the floor. Like, I wanna be that bitch now.
I love love love the harness bag:) reminds me so much of pockets historically worn as a stand alone piece of garment, like on a belt? Bernadette banner has a video on those, chef's kiss*
I appreciate how much you respect people's name's, correct pronunciations and historical info.
I love Michael Kors. Sorry not sorry. I like clothes that are wearable. Having said that I really liked Elena Valez. Her designs reminded me of in the 2000's everything was deconstructed. Martin Margiela and Ann Demeulemeester come to mind.
I loved the harness bag. I would buy it. I walk my three dogs every day
I fell in love with the harness bag on the spot...NEED
As an Uruguayan who is highly interested in fashion Im so happy to see recognition worldwide, and hope that Gabriela keeps on expanding, it was a beautiful collection and she seems to be in touch with that sweet uruguayan feel in fashion. Unfortunately there isn't much information on our styles, or books (I've tried looking through) But know you are welcome home whenever!
I always love your comments on any of the designers. You impress me with your knowledge of the context and your appreciation of fashion. You make me see things differently than I would on the surface of things. Thank you for your work (and your fun entertainment too).
there's no better way to start the week than with this video
The shows you go into more detail vs not…do you talk more about what you find more interesting, what you think your audience wants, or maybe it’s based off who you can find more info about? Also, you seem to have some insight about some designers and their processes over others it would be cool to know more about that. I know you’ve talked of your time at posen, but in this video specifically it seemed as though you had some insider perspective of Peter do as well? It’s just interesting, that’s all! :)
This is really me speculating but I think Luke's had an eye on Peter Do since its first collections and has always expressed admiration for the brand (he also owns a bunch of their clothing). Since Do is a smaller brand in the NY area I can imagine them getting into contact quite easily, which might explain his insider perspective!
My sense of fashion is ready to get roasted by Luke, too lol
The harness bag 😍 genius. I need more.
I appreciate the creativity behind Elena Velez’s work but everything looked so messy and haphazardly thrown together. I think I personally just like more tailored pieces 🤷🏼♀️
I thought it was just me.
Agreed, it looks messy.
Peter Do, Michael Kor, and Gabriela Hearst so awesome!
I really loved those black and yellow/orange Gabriella hearst dresses! I see the peacock reference but it reads way more as a monarch butterfly to me. It also makes a little more sense since monarch butterflies are actually found in Central America
Honestly, though I could probably never afford it I bet if I owned the harness bag I'd wear it all the time. It looks like it would distribute weight really evenly without dragging you down at the shoulders like a heavy backpack sometimes does.
same i love it i want one so bad and it gives off a vest situation from the front which is so cute
The blue LaQuan smith set is to die for even if the skirt doesn’t cover anything
Luke, I stumbled on to your site..... wow your pretty and witty and eloquent. I guess alot of us need some regular morale boosting because of bad things in the news. I really appreciate the high quality of what you do!!!
I cannot unsee angry sorting hat from Harry Potter on those Dion Lee leather corsets...
Great show. Loved the details you got into when explaining Uruguay fashion. Forwarding this to all my South American pals 👍
Elena Velez is actually from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. While still part of the Rust Belt, it is not in fact Michigan.
Peter Do: I'm fine with designers making clothes wearable, but it should also be cute, we all want to look cute and this was not cute at all
Michael Kors: loved the tweed skirt with a split he combined brown with the fur jacked, all in all a very nice collection, except for the gowns with cut outs
Gabriela Hearst: loved the knits
Dion Lee: meh
Coach: loved the over sized sheepskin jacket
absolutely floored by the idea of a sequined neoprene
would not be a haute le mode video without one section raving about Peter Do
the blonde in the black dress in dion lee got me mesmerized... 😍
"Plus size" is actually "average woman" size. It's so gross the way they label an average, beautiful body as "plus size". The clothes they fit on models should be "anorexic size".
I’m just waiting for them to INVITE Luke to Fashion week. New York, Paris, wherever 😭
everyone seems to hate the clothing but i like how there’s a storyline to every piece, and it is luxury clothing which is usually more creative and crazy.
You are freaking amazing!! Thank you!!
My cousin is an ambassador for Peru Brand (which is basically the governmental program to encourage international commerce and tourism to the country) and is a proponent of sustainability and traditional Peruvian textiles and techniques. After hearing your brilliant and culturally sensitive commentary on Gabriela Hearst's work, if my cousin ever comes out with another collection of his own, I'd love to hear your take. (Idk if he's any "good," his last seems to have come out in like... 2009? Lol)
Luke this tie-dye grey and white knit shirt is so good on you!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The first dress, it seems to me, is not made out of linnen, but rather out of cotton double or triple gauze muslin. I say it because of the puffy texture and the subtle pattern and the way the cloth frays.
For the Gabriela Hearst coat at 21:35, the fasteners look like bits, which are the parts of the bridle that go in the horses mouth. They are also reminiscent of spurs.
the fabric on that very first dress is double gauze cotton, not linen.
The white ribbon loop tiered gown is giving Bimini's Amoeba on RPDR
love your commentary! *Velez thought, not Valez! and she grew up in Wisconsin, not Michigan! xx
Thank you for addressing the plus-size issue. It is upright depressing to see. Saint Sintra's knee-high boot illusion could have been cool to pair with Peter Do's two-panneled suit. It could give a slimming effect, and a real stabel to invest in.
you made me fall deeply in love with peter do just know omg
Adore q hables es español! Ja ja mira sé que GH trabaja con un grupo de tejedoras bolivianas q se llaman “madres y artesanas” ellas tejen muchas de sus prendas y sus ponchos. Tal vez podes encontrar información en las vestimentas típicas de los GAUCHOS. Q son personas q trabajan el campo y oriundas tanto de Uruguay como de Argentina. GH tengo entendido q en su trabajo re significa esas vestimentas como los ponchos por ejemplo. Soy de Argentina y si puedo ayudarte en algo más, avísame q c gusto lo hago. Me encanta tu canal👏🏽👏🏽
Loved it! We need the february review!
Elena’s runway was the most exciting thing I’ve seen in a while
I carry 2 tote bags often and Peter Do's harness bag is exactly what I want 🤤
27:34 Julia Fox
the michael kors collection is stunning!
Do's two-tone suits and harness bag, yas yas.
i love these type of videos
Luke, I would die to see you give your opinions on runway walks.
I want to see Milan and Paris 😭 Barbie Ferreira, Barbara Palvin and Jeanne Damas 7 Days/7 Looks as well 😢
PLEASE REVIEW THE VALENTINO PINK PP COLLECTION PLEAAAAAAASSSEEE!!!!
Your Spanish was something else😂 At least you tried that’s all that matters💁🏿♀️😂
Some of that Elena Velez utilitarian linen corsetry is giving me Vivienne Westwood, American rust belt style. I saw her customer as 80s artsy type women like Grace Jones. Modern version? Solange Knowles?
I really love your thoughtful, intelligent interpretations. What's your myers briggs type?
You know who that Peter Do harness bag would be perfect for? Me, someone who bikes a lot.
11:13 the double bag maybe will become a thing, I saw Prada FW22, they have that style of bag too, Juno - a brand from my country Vietnam, they have that bag style too
Excellent critique, Luz.
I'm not a fashion girlie but damn I'll be dreaming of that harness bag
The Art of Joaquín Torres-García : Constructive Universalism and the Inversion of Abstraction by Aarnoud Rommens
I loveddd peter do
I am living for the Peter Do collection!