mace-head fashion?

[nematoddity]

Quick little blurb until I can find out about more. But most of Yorke's show? Deeply, deeply mental for menswear.

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[devin_chain]

I disliked the hoods, but I'll never complain about men in skirts. ;)

[nematoddity]

No, men in skirts are never a bad thing.

[encapsulate]

You know... I kinda like the Pyramid Spike/Argyle jacket.

[nematoddity]

There actually were things to like, I was surprised. Most of my "bwuh" reaction, though, came from the linebacker outfits. Why oh why does any man need to overstuff his shoulders and arms to the point where his head looks disproportionately sized to the rest of his body? Just like most women do not want a skirt that makes their butt look wider, guys really don't want to make their heads look shrunken on their necks.

I also loved the intermixing of spikes and 'traditional' fabrics (as well as the guilty joy that is the culotte pair made of zippers), but seriously, some of the spikes go all the way around. How would you sit down in some of those? They would HURT.

[elenbarathi]

Sheesh, what can one say? The checks! The hoods! The socks! The jackets! The SKIRTS! Our striking models, Rocky and Riff Raff!

Frank N. Furter could have worked those sweater-dresses. He's probably the only guy who really could. Don't even think about David Bowie.

[nematoddity]

The sweater dresses scared me. That, and the moment where the entire runway went pink and green.

I'm not sure even Bowie could have saved some of those looks, to be honest.

[trinastar]

I kept getting a Cirgue du Soleil feel from the pictures, and a couple hints of Criminologist from Rocky Horror.

[nematoddity]

Hee!

Well, with some of the padded ones, they really didn't have necks, did they?