I love Elena Dawson, know this brand since they have it at Leclaireur (Sévigné store). Love the style and the silhouette of every single piece. I just hope they'll make more colored stuff in the future
So nice!! I’m making my first blazer right now and making sure i make it very basic so i can get that fit and all the basics down. But i plan to do stuff like this beautiful piece!
I feel like I have truly reached the bottom of the fashion iceberg with Elena Dawson and similar designers like Archivo JM Ribot, Geoffrey B Small, Ziggy Chen, etc
@@DavidMoseer Some hated it, some loved it. It certainly was divisive, but in the end, they still sold out ;) - I remember shitpost copypastas from both sides going around when the j66-gtv released lol
Such a beautiful piece! I do have a very quick question. I would love to venture more into the world of independent avant garde but do you think that world is welcoming to a stockier body type? Like am much wider in the shoulders and not very tall so I am afraid to try and buy these types of things.. any advice?
Good question Josh! Really hard to answer.. I guess some brands are made for people that dont really exist or have a rare body shape.. Pieces which I sometimes dont fit into.. Other brands are more flexible.. I guess you will have to try stuff out and then work your way forward..
Depends on the aesthetic you want if you want random example but the sleek Ann D / Rick whatever type of look then it will be difficult as they have a lot of form fitting clothes, but if u want a more oversized look or other styles u may find luck
I would consider them to be in the same genre but not the same aesthetic. ED has more of a Victorian vibe to me while Uma def has some Asian inspiration in her clothes.. But both brands are extremely high quality and make beautiful clothing!
