I once read an article about Rick Owens, I have to admit he came across as rather strange and a gothic figure. He's certainly not your average run of the mill kind of guy. I struggle to relate to his most of his ideas. However, his leather jackets are truly sublime with such incredible cut that makes your waist look no wider than 20 inches. I can go on and on about the fit. For now, I'm making do with staring at these photos below.
Photo credits: Stockholmstreetstyle.com, Flynetpictures.com, Dailymail.co.uk
Photo credits: Stockholmstreetstyle.com, Flynetpictures.com, Dailymail.co.uk
ACK! Okayyyyy, we must try these on when I come visit you. If it truly does that to one's waist, I'm in trou-ble!
ReplyDeleteTo be honest I was not really that familiar with Rick Owens until I read your post. I love how the jacket (in the first and second photo) drapes, and it looks like you could wear that jacket forever. Like I need another investment piece :) Um, on second thought, Of course I do! Thanks for the post :)
ReplyDeletelauraloo, I've got a boyish figure. Straight up straight down. BUT I look like I'm reeeeal curvy when I've got the jacket on. So yes! I'm dragging you off to try this when you touch down.
ReplyDeleteSharon, I didn't know much about Rick Owens until earlier this year. I think it's a real investment piece. It doesn't look much hanging on the rack but once you've put it on -divine!
ooh yes I like! Actually I love Rick Owens and I also love the menswear.
ReplyDeleteThere is a boutique near by that sells a jacket (inspired) for 200 euro, I've been thinking about it, but I'm not too much of a leather jacket type of gal. More of a cardi & trench...
I've never thought much of leather jackets until I got to the UK. Now, I love them. That saying, I tend to alternate between trench, cardi, leather jacket and reserve my thickest Gloverall coat when the cold weather really sets in.
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