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3894 02-03-2009 11:57 AM

Isaac Mizrahi, Meet Liz Claiborne
 
Isaac Mizrahi is working for Liz Claiborne now. The potential is huge. It's Isaac at a Liz pricepoint.

Fab or drab, Swanky Ones?

I'm going with drab. It kills me to say it. Exhibit A: this The ugliest, most unflattering dress to the largest segment of the female population I have seen in a long, long, loooooong time. You've got your horizontal lines, your flounces, your heinous green graduated polka dots - all in one place! Cherry on top: the gladiator sandals with. Note that you can also get the look in a skirt, just in case you want to make your hips and rear look bigger. If I had to make a dress for my worst enemy, this is it.

Have a look and let's hear what you think.

Andrew 02-03-2009 12:01 PM

I guess if you have no figure at all like the model, it's great. I can't imagine that would look good on anyone else.

blueerica 02-03-2009 12:11 PM

It could be a love/hate thing for me. I like certain aspects of the collection, (ie. the polka dots that get bigger as the tiers go down) but not the total execution.

Not Afraid 02-03-2009 12:47 PM

There doesn't seem to be much cohesiveness in the Spring Collection. There are a lot of 50's Dior-inspired ensembles mixed in with 70's shirt dresses and boring Talbots "career wear". I appreciate the 50's stuff, but don't wear that silhouette much. The rest of it seems a bit dull.

Chernabog 02-03-2009 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Not Afraid (Post 266916)
There doesn't seem to be much cohesiveness in the Spring Collection. There are a lot of 50's Dior-inspired ensembles mixed in with 70's shirt dresses and boring Talbots "career wear". I appreciate the 50's stuff, but don't wear that silhouette much. The rest of it seems a bit dull.

Wow, Not Afraid really is a gay man! ;)

3894 02-03-2009 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Not Afraid (Post 266916)
There doesn't seem to be much cohesiveness in the Spring Collection. There are a lot of 50's Dior-inspired ensembles mixed in with 70's shirt dresses and boring Talbots "career wear". I appreciate the 50's stuff, but don't wear that silhouette much. The rest of it seems a bit dull.

That's really an interesting point, Lisa. Do you think Isaac knows his audience? He's such a talent but Liz is for middle aged ladies, none of whom could or would (I hope) wear anything like the polka dot dress. The other looks could work, depending.

I described that polka dot dress to the hubbo. "Is it a clown costume?" he wanted to know. He was serious. My sister said "It's sort of weird - Liz Claiborne with a little style. He did very well for Target, he might do well for Liz. I haven't bought Liz in years, but it always did last a long time."

Not Afraid 02-03-2009 02:53 PM

The polka dog dress is really cute - if you're Paris Hilton or one of those twin drug addict kids. Maybe he's trying to infuse some youth into the audience mix.

3894 02-03-2009 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Not Afraid (Post 266938)
The polka dog dress is really cute - if you're Paris Hilton or one of those twin drug addict kids. Maybe he's trying to infuse some youth into the audience mix.

Ahhhhhh, I'm melting!

Alex 02-03-2009 03:21 PM

I thought Liz Claiborne was a cosmetics line so shows what I know.

Not Afraid 02-03-2009 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by 3894 (Post 266940)
Ahhhhhh, I'm melting!

In other words, I don't think it is cute AT ALL.


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