Other than Marc Jacobs. Thom Browne is one of my favorite designers. This season, his designs and team created my favorite show. I am proud of American Fashion because of Thom and Marc.
Sorry for my assumption but the interviewer he works for Vogue and must be long enough in the fashion industry hence he should know DO NOT touch the couture piece in making if you're not a haus aterlier 😂
That’s not exactly what it says on the video and that’s not what it means, that’s why you can’t find a definition. The full phrase is ‘tonal muslin beads’, it simply means they’re sequins that match the color (tone) of the muslin - they’re the ivory sequins you can see in the close-up clips of the garment.
Muslin is a type of lightweight and breathable fabric. It's very comfortable to wear. It is also used to make housewares such as curtains and culinary application pieces.
It would be awesome if he could set up participation stations where visitors could learn and try their hand at certain embroidery or stitches that were used in these designs. I hope this wasn’t a one and done. This could be a jumping off point in to a new way of immersion marketing. Please keep this up. You could even run a YT or social media channel on the “how to” of stitches. I am not suggesting sharing trade secrets but most haute courtier customers know enough to detect quality craftsmanship but they probably couldn’t replicate the stitches themselves.
haute couture can be done anywhere as long as you have the tools and knowledge idk why they keep trying to make it a france thing when its all about skill
My moles in My arms MM.... are Planets True and contains a lot of Demons and Angels of Mercy , Snakes, tombstone of Women of Art True , you understand me i do not care about Marylin Manson. Four for the Devil. JAWS
Beautiful unwearable artsy fartsy fantasy costumes for the ultra rich. I guess we need these aspirational designers, l certainly don’t want to wear men’s clothing that looks like it was shrunk in the wash but each to there own.
This is should be the content of Vogue just focusing in just fashion not celebrities and others.. Vogue should highlights the world of fashion
to see those designs close up, what a privilege, they are just superb. Thanks for the video
Other than Marc Jacobs. Thom Browne is one of my favorite designers. This season, his designs and team created my favorite show. I am proud of American Fashion because of Thom and Marc.
Rick Owens ❤
Amazing designer. Amazing couturiers. (So-so host) over 20,000 hours and dozens of couturiers for one suit. Insane.
4:07 you touched it 💀
I’m sorry 😢😂
@@stephenn88😂😂
Sorry for my assumption but the interviewer he works for Vogue and must be long enough in the fashion industry hence he should know DO NOT touch the couture piece in making if you're not a haus aterlier 😂
i still need to know how his sketches turn into theseeee
He’s an absolute genius and the artisans working with him are fenomenal 🙌🏻
Thom Browne should have been asked to design the opening ceremony outfits
They'd be STELLAR
Looks amazing @vogue @congressman jones @@mrleoooo20
Tom is helping everyone love fashion again!
That house model is so cool and unflappable! Not to mention her gorgeous figure ❤
That’s Daria Strokous
@@LeleCareyGoncalves oh cool - thanks for that I must look her up! ♡
Amazing look into this beautiful collection and love Jose guiding us.
More videos like this, please!! Wonderful!!
It looks like An Algerian karakou / Caftan design , I'm so in love i would literally wear this to my wedding 🤍🇩🇿🤍
Wow those pieces are absolutely beautiful 😍
SO BEAUTIFUL ❤❤❤
Absolutely
Wow! What a beautiful collection!
Hello 👋
Beautiful 🙌🏻🫶🏻👏🏻
He should’ve made everyone wear the invite/jacket to allow entry to the show.
Thom, Galliano and
D&G for me are the best!
excellent job
Love clothes it’s in my nature,fashion what you see style what you wear, and he’s artist no doubt
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"you just touched it" lol
I looove the collection🥰
One of my fave designer Mr. Thom Browne
This is such a cool peek behind the scenes 🎉
I must come here ❤️❤️❤️. I love first dress design Gold & White.
Loved it! Great! Now I’d like to take 1853 more of these episodes to go please
more videos like this im begging
❤so chill and delightful ❤
Pure magic
Love love love 💕 love 💗 love ❤️ love 💕 Thom forever!!!!
My favourite designer ❤
3:28 this is an algerian traditionnel dress called algerian karakou 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
Gorgeous ❤
Does anyone know who the guy is with the blonde hair? Love his hairstyle!
Haute Coutur is something else.
vídeos como este 🤍✨
SINCE Margiela THIS collection is 🥹🥹🥹🔥🔥🔥
American haute-couture is simple yet stunning.
Design inspired by the Algerian caftan and Algerian karako 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
❤
🤩🤩🤩
I wish I could afford it ...
Does anyone know what "muslin sequins" are? I've tried looking it up and can't find any pictures/definitions.
That’s not exactly what it says on the video and that’s not what it means, that’s why you can’t find a definition.
The full phrase is ‘tonal muslin beads’, it simply means they’re sequins that match the color (tone) of the muslin - they’re the ivory sequins you can see in the close-up clips of the garment.
Muslin is a type of lightweight and breathable fabric. It's very comfortable to wear. It is also used to make housewares such as curtains and culinary application pieces.
@@randygivens8421 that’s not what he asked
@@randygivens8421thanks!
@@themarquis336 thank you so much
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Algerian karakou
Algerian karakou 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
why are the subtitles saying muslim lol i was so confused
"fashion" people aren't aware they're cringy AF
It would be awesome if he could set up participation stations where visitors could learn and try their hand at certain embroidery or stitches that were used in these designs. I hope this wasn’t a one and done. This could be a jumping off point in to a new way of immersion marketing. Please keep this up. You could even run a YT or social media channel on the “how to” of stitches. I am not suggesting sharing trade secrets but most haute courtier customers know enough to detect quality craftsmanship but they probably couldn’t replicate the stitches themselves.
haute couture can be done anywhere as long as you have the tools and knowledge idk why they keep trying to make it a france thing when its all about skill
because its a legally protected term
@@anythingtbh4598 i know but it’s dumb you can do the exact same process outside of Paris
Beautiful craftsmanship but they arent for us, but for the wealthiest one percent of the world. sigh.
Day 16 of asking to bring Caitriona Balfe on Vogue.
One trick ponny
Aha! Kinda perfect unfinished. Aka... No more time to finish it. We bit more than we can chew, so now we have to make a video about it.
Inspiré du karako et du caftan algériens
Its a portfolio for a gallery/ museum.. Can't really see women wearing this to an event..or something..
First 🥇
My moles in My arms MM.... are Planets True and contains a lot of Demons and Angels of Mercy , Snakes, tombstone of Women of Art True , you understand me i do not care about Marylin Manson. Four for the Devil. JAWS
Deconstructed garments for a couture show have been shown so many times before. Not really exciting or new
Did we watch the same video ?
xd
VOTES FOR THEM TO BRING BLACKPINK'S LISA TO BEAUTY SECRETS BELOW 👇🏻
4th
Quanta roba inutile
Never trust a person who carries a dog purse.
Second 🥈
His own clothes don't even fit him. Size up buddy.
Beautiful unwearable artsy fartsy fantasy costumes for the ultra rich. I guess we need these aspirational designers, l certainly don’t want to wear men’s clothing that looks like it was shrunk in the wash but each to there own.
Who cares