We could do this one as a responsive reading- I show you a picture and you say, ‘ohh, pretty!’ ok?
And the people say….’oh, pretty!’
I’m a sucker for fishnets, I even wear them with my scrubs- seriously- I love to push a dress code. Enough about me- back to Andrew…
Is there a thing called goth-twee? This could be climbing that fence, perhaps…. I love a furry shoulder- so comfortable on car trips and for your formal falconing occasions. 
hmm…cat teasers!
hmm…we need to see some color…
Is it just me or did that model look a little like Richard E Grant? I’m ok with it, I just wondered…
I jut love the lattice shoulder area. Totally covetous. Like a hot Mary Todd Lincoln….
Oh, me likey! Lets hear an, pretty!’ for this next one: 
Your thoughts on fishnets, gothy-tweeisms, last names without consonants or just whatevs?
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I love fishnets. Those designs are delightful. Totally unwearable for my lifestyle but delightful.
I wouldn’t mind having this lifestyle, but no, I don’t either!
Killing me with the Richard E. Grant. And not softly either.
Thanks for making my Wednesday yet again and for giving me tips for my next formal falconing fete. And I’ll pop into that emerald number for the after party.
Just warn me so we don’t both wear the same outfit- I plan to falcon extensively this season!
OK, I screeched to a halt when I came upon one with the lacy shoulders. I was minding my own business and admiring the design when I scrolled further down and read your interpretation: A Hot Mary Todd Lincoln! I am still laughing! Another morning started right!
Thanks,
Beth
It’s such a lovely collection- I could barely muster snark!
You mean last names without vowels? I’ve never heard of this designer before (yes, i do occasionally abide under rocks) but I love everything you posted here! And all the people did indeed say, Oh, pretty!
I think he’s becoming a celebrity darling- I can totally see why!
Fur, sequins, and zippers in one dress? My heart just skipped a beat.
Add a peplum and we will all say amen!
A little Goth never hurt anyone…the fact that most of them ARE wearable is cool. Little touches, lattice work, crossed straps, even clumps of bird feathers are enough to let you know these are not things we would find at the local Macy’s. I’m going to be wrestling Cockoo Chanel for that green honey!!!! Thanks for bringing some drama and fishnets into my bridal soaked business this morning!
It is a very wearable collection- I didn’t even sift for normalcy- it was all good!
Oh, VERY pretty! I think I like every one of these and dare I say it, I could see using some of those fun details. The shaping panel with tie on the all black dress with the lace up neck, the cute zipper on the “Look Ma, I scalped a Yeti” dress and the black leather skirt makes me want to cut up the sweats and chasse around the house.
The skirt shapes are very similiar to the Rachel Conway Vogue we’ve all loved. The deluxe shoulder bathmats are the only misstep I felt…
Where was that green dress when I was last in need of formal attire?!?! With the exception of the cat toy blouse, the furry shouldered thing, and the russet dress, I would wear each and every one of these pieces….if I lived that sort of lifestyle that is. They are gorgeous! As it is, I’ll just have to file these away as inspiration for my sewing, just in case.
I think the cat teaser blouse could cross over into Krystal Carrington if it wasn’t done right- but he reined it in so beautifully!
OK, I looked at the russet colored dress again….I’ve changed my mind, I would totally wear that in a different color.
I’m hoping the color runs to more iredescent than we are seeing in the pictures- I do love it!
Now that’s a collection I can get behind. I love the movement of the fabric on the green dress. I think I’d like the second dress, the white one, more in another colour. The lovely flow of the collar seems a bit lost in all that white but that could be a photography thing and fine in person.
The white looks like it is designed for more waist definition than the model has – poor hipless flower!
You know looking at it again, that’s probably what I liked about it without really thinking of the why. It would flatter a few more curves.
As God intended!
Love, absolutely love, the green gown. I actually had a physical reaction of recognition when I saw it-as if it was meant for me. Let’s see, I could wear it to…uh, to…hmmm…oh well.
I know- you’ll wear it to the formal falcony Fete at Cuckoo’s nest!
LOVE the emerald one. So flowy, beautiful and feminine!
It moves so well- who wouldn’t feel girly and fairy-like in this?
This collection is super gorgeous!! I especially love the one you dubbed ‘goth twee’ – does that make me weird? If so, I’m ok with that LOL ^__^
I think I’ sign up for this goth-twee, too!
Someone needs to take this collection and do a remake of Dracula. So atmospheric! That first outfit is gorgeous and if I saw someone dressed like that in the street I would only admire it, I wouldn’t think they were weird…unlike the guy in my town with the coffin backpack.
And that green dress, that is what Keira Knightley’s character should have been wearing in Atonement! This green dress kicks that green dress’s ass!
I think every town has a coffin backpack guy! Where do they find them? That would make an interesting Dracula- ‘I was so busy admiring her lattice that I barely noticed that she was turning into a bat!’
You got me with Mary Todd Lincoln too, LOL… now I can’t look at that outfit without a smirk. The first outfit is quite beautiful; I’d sport that!
No real misses in this collection. We’ll be keeping an eye on Mr Gn…
I must be out of sorts. I like all of these, although not so keep with the mega lace-up tops, reminds me of sneakers…
You can over do the lace up, can’t you? I avoid them for the issue of cats removing them from the clothes if I forget to secure the closet!
Just had the chance to take a look. I love everything.