Unfortunately I found Jil Sander quite boring this season; the only pieces I enjoyed were the final loose tailoring which really just matched spring's menswear and that little dark blue drop-waist.
The strange frills on the trousers/blouses seemed very stuck-on and the shapeless attempts really could not leave the models backs. The formerly stated elements and the high, long gathered skirts felt like a cringeworthy nod to Cristobal Balenciaga while god only knows where the random floral-print gown or the unusual 'attempted-to-pull-it-over-her-head' draped dress came from. But then, of course the minimal pieces with the contrast colour rectangles and squares were just references to Raf's previous work at Jil.
Another disappointment from Milan.
The strange frills on the trousers/blouses seemed very stuck-on and the shapeless attempts really could not leave the models backs. The formerly stated elements and the high, long gathered skirts felt like a cringeworthy nod to Cristobal Balenciaga while god only knows where the random floral-print gown or the unusual 'attempted-to-pull-it-over-her-head' draped dress came from. But then, of course the minimal pieces with the contrast colour rectangles and squares were just references to Raf's previous work at Jil.
Another disappointment from Milan.
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