Whether it's the crisp lines of a Jil Sander shirt, or the conical heel of a Lanvin shoe, the essence of good design often seems to be geometry and structure. The awareness of space, lines, and shapes in a garment or accessory give it intelligence and a certain beauty. Crisp, clean, ruler-made lines are everywhere this spring. My favorite geometric pieces of the moment...
Dior's linear wedge is simultaneously graceful and strong (available at eluxury.com).
The triangular stitching of Marc Jacobs' patchwork Stam purse adds interest and a fresh tilt to a once-hackneyed bag.
Proenza Schouler's impeccable pleating and lines create a gorgeous shape that's both modern and body-conscious.
The colorblocking, concept of negative space, and clean lines of this Miu Miu outfit render it striking and clean.
The 3-D shape and sharp edges of Lena Wald's pyramid earring are unexpected and slick.
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
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Your writing style is so mature and smart. Nobody of your age could write something as good as you do. Now that I think about it, even most older people can't write something so well structured and written. Ahhhh Eliza Eliza, you've got beauty, style, and brains. What more could a girl ask for?
ok i love Proenza Schouler, but what the heck was up with the model?! egh! she looked like she stuck her head in a vat of gross orange paint. eewwy.
lol sorry about that!
great post! i loved the first shoes! very cool and edgy!
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