Fall 2007 Fashion Week Notebook | Buckler
February 4th, 2007
Photo Credit: Omiru: Style for All
Key Takeaways: Futuristic with a science fiction edge, Andrew Buckler’s Fall 2007 presentation featured crisp, refined lines and a nod to the 80s rock scene. Buckler showed body conscious cardigans, dress shirts, and jackets along with corsets, wifebeaters, and colorful boxer briefs.
Color Palette: Key colors included jet black, graphite ebony, darker reds, boyish blues, and bruised purple.
Silhouette: Jackets and dress shirts were lean, with refined lines and a tailored feel. Pants were cut skinny and exuded a punkish 80s vibe.
Accessories Report: Caps in the style of a British police officer. Elbow-length gloves, Knee socks, and colorful thin scarves. Simple silver jewelry with a Rock n’ Roll edge.
What’s Wearable: We’re digging the beautifully tailored jackets, cardigans, and dress shirts.
What’s Not Wearable: Underwear as outerwear–corsets and tight underwear don’t belong on the streets. Uber-skinny pants also pose a fashion challenge for most men.
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3 Comments
1. Anne | February 4th, 2007 at 11:38 am
Very interesting…
How was your weekend?
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2. Mimi | February 4th, 2007 at 2:16 pm
Well, I’m sorry but that’s just weird! I don’t get it.
But I like the other ideas on colors and accessories
3. Trisha | February 5th, 2007 at 9:48 am
The show was more theatrical than most (which arguably makes it more creative and interesting)…but it still had some wearable elements to it