List of the most popular hashtags for theme #INSOMNIACFASHIONCRITIC

every season we fall in love with dries van noten, nobody designs more beautiful patterns than he does.⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #inspiration #driesvannoten #menswear #fashion #ss20 #interiordesign #ecclectic #patterns #fabric#patterndesigner #studiosomtum #funkypatterns #mixandmatch #homedecor #insomniacfashioncritic ( # @mohammed.ifc )⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠

BOURGEOIS || Fashion houses such as Hermès, Burberry, and Tod's have seen a resurgence of bourgeois style, marked by a well-balanced hybrid between restrained (but not always) gaudiness and refined country club chic. Derived from the French term bourgeoisie–literally translating to "members of the middle class" and most notably appearing in Karl Marx's philosophy–the trend presents an elevated take on minimalist dressing. It's the aesthetic that Celine mastered in the '70s, and that Hedi Slimane has reinterpreted for the French label today. The style often manifests itself as fur coats, button ups, tailored overcoats and suits, neck scarves, ruffles, top hats, and tweed. (cont reading ,, wordpress link in bio) | DEVIN HAMMOND, CRFASHIONBOOK| #insomniacfashioncritic

After they met in Tokyo last year, Jun Takahashi of @undercover_lab and Pierpaolo Piccioli of @maisonvalentino decided to collaborate on prints that would appear in both of their menswear collections, one after the other. Piccioli says “ it’s a social experiment”. Takahashi has done the artwork—themed on Edgar Allen Poe—with time traveler slogans, spaceships, skulls, and a joint VU logo for the Valentino-Undercover branded bits. But the double-faced shapes and the thinking are still very Pierpaolo. Piccioli took some ideas from the 80s and 70s of Italian tailoring and add some sport look into them, as Piccioli said “To me, Valentino is a couture house, but to be relevant today, it has to be more inclusive and open to new opportunities. That’s my idea, always.” [part3] #insomniacfashioncritic #pfw #valentinomenfw1920 #valentinofw1920 #valentinoundercover

By Mohammed Al Senni, “It’s a love affair, and I’m your man” those were the words of Haider Ackermann about his latest collection where his designs brought men and women together to represent the romance of his creative tailoring. His creativity is his escape from the real world. He wants to write his own novel and paint his own Mona Lisa. He dreams of clothes and designs them in a fantasy to represent them a reality in a romantic runway. He belongs to a world of love and intimacy. A world where men look alluring in his luxurious tailoring. A world where women look so seductive in his silky suits and dresses to make a statement about their beauty. [ Continue reading .. https://insomniacfashioncritic.wordpress.com/2018/11/20/haider-ackermann-where-textile-becomes-a-poetry/] @h.a #insomniacfashioncritic #haiderackermann #nichearabia #fashion #fashionblogger #arabfashioncouncil #harpersbazaararabia #vogue #voguemagazine #voguearabia #voguemanarabia #gqme #destinationksa #destinationsharqiya

By the late 1920s, Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel was on her mid-forties and had amassed quite the collection of jewels. Many were from her various lovers, including Russian Grand Duke Dimitri and the Duke of Westminster, who was said to have sent her a jewel every week with flowers. “ I have known luxury on a scale that no one else will ever experience again,” she said of her time with the richest man in Britain. Her outlook, however, was not about money and she despised vulgar displays of wealth. “ A woman should mix fake and real” Chanel said. “ The point of jewellery isn’t to make a woman look rich but to adorn her” Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel August 19th, 1883 - January 10th 1971 #insomniacfashioncritic

By Mohammed Al Senni | There was a sexy 39-and-a-half-foot statue of a silver robo-babe, there were cherry blossoms drawing on the floor, and there was a laser show from the roof. A flashy Japanese version of Dior men summer 2019 for Kim Jones’ Dior men Pre-Fall 2019 collection in Tokyo. The pink blush of the cherry blossoms and the metallic tone of the silver statue mixed together to give the vibe of the theme colors of this collection.The robo-babe was there to honor the love of Christian Dior to art and to represent the futuristic designs of Kim Jones and his clear vision for Dior. Kim Jones redirected what is known as Dior Homme and it’s skinny silhouette to boxier designs and looser fittings [full review .. link on bio] #insomniacfashioncritic #dior #kimjones #diorprefall #starsindior #destinationksa #destinationsharqiya @dior @mrkimjones @yoon_ambush @hajimesorayama_official #fashion #fashionblogger #arabfashioncouncil #harpersbazaararabia #nichearabia

“Abloom and Animal” @driesvannoten is a man with a sharp eye for beauty. He can look at something beautiful that has nothing to do with fashion and make masterpieces out of it on the runway. After his Verner Panton Print collection, he got inspired by nature to make his latest arts on the runway for the SS20. “it’s all the typical elements that you know, like jeans, army pants, businessmen’s suits, soldier outfits—all those different things which are mixed in a very unconventional way” Perhaps this is Van Noten’s way of establishing the need for a new era of menswear. #insomniacfashioncritic

I’m glad Raf Simons has left Calvin Klein. The American brands lack the taste of fashion ( except for Tom Ford which I consider Italian-French ). Mr. Simons is way too talented and artistic to be designing for US brand. Calvin Klein was dead for years before RF joined them in 2016 and put them again on the map by achieving 3 major awards in less than 2 years designing for their brand. Somehow, it’s the same Tom Ford / Gucci story in the 90s and Hedi Slimane / Saint Laurent story in the 2010s. #insomniacfashioncritic #fashionblogger #rafsimons @rafsimons

It opens with black and white looks inspired by the 1920s and 1930s in a form of strong-shouldered short jackets and straight-legged wide pants. Continued with models in printed silk pajama suits and heavy accessories. Stefano Gabbana said: “We love today because of the freedom: Everybody feels free to dress in whatever and however they want. But we wanted to explore this style of elegance now, because it gives young men of today the opportunity to enjoy fashion in a way that is new for them. We have lost this sense of elegance recently” What I don’t like about D&G designs in the last few years is too many details in their designs, and this collection wasn’t any different. #insomniacfashioncritic #mfw #dgeleganza #dgmenfw20 #dolcegabbana