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Calvin Klein is expected to make his appearance here on Friday, like many people (
Okay, almost everything.
In the collection we \'ve seen this season, it has a lot to say about the current state of the United States.
But there are a few things that make the Calvin Klein runway series for 2017 fall/winter men and women different from what we \'ve seen so far-and the different last game we might see from now until now is on Thursday when the show.
First, Simmons, who was appointed chief creative officer in August 2016, was originally from Belgium.
This means that his view of the United States-and his contribution to the world of fashion and pop culture-is rooted in the views of outsiders.
The second is that this program is permanent.
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Based in the fashion district of Manhattan, Calvin Klein, artist Sterling Ruby, on the first floor of the company\'s headquarters.
Simons, a friend of Ruby and a former collaborator who invited artists to take notes on performances, said, \"Imagine a work that suits Calvin Klein: Sterling Ruby imagines the United States.
\"The result is an engine hanging from a ceiling --block parts;
Tear the fabric of red, white, and blue into pompoms;
The old cowboy rectangle;
Large areas of the edge;
Galvanized metal barrel;
There is at least one chrome metal security door. (
According to the exhibition notes, the installation on the first floor is one of the artist\'s trilogy, the second part will be unveiled on the 12 th floor of the building later in the day, and the third part will be shown in May. )
So, actually, the outsider-now the creative insider of one of the most well-known American fashion brands on Earth-is showing an outsider --
Seeing the United States from art installations, this is in itself a tribute to the United States.
If it sounds like something very exciting, it\'s-before David Bowie\'s first picture of \"This is not America\" gets on the runway.
Simon\'s debut is ready. to-
Clothing Series (
Program notes noted that it was completed with Peter Murier, creative director of the brand
The title is \"parade\", which is an in-depth study of American prototypes, including Cowboys (all-
Button denim fabric
Western Front shirt
Inspiration contrast breast enhancement
Pocket flaps and danger-
Cowboy boots)
Preparatory students (
Khaki trousers, navy blue coat, repp stripe details).
In the 19 th century, on the bedspread in rural America, there were fur coats and trench coats covered with quilting patterns, which spread from the 22nd century.
The idea of the United States as a patchwork country-
A functional whole consisting of uncoordinated parts-
Driven by a collection of mixed collections
Made like Bluecheck, peak-
Lapels jacket with mustard yellowup rib-
Knitted sleeves or the same ribs
Sheer knitted sleeves, breasts-baring tops.
The most memorable thing is the American flag itself-a dress is notable not only because it looks like stars and stripes, but also because it looks like gold --fringe-
The trimmed version of the flag, most often associated with the pomp and pomp of the senior office.
This detail is one of a few details that suggest that all the outer layers of the surface are stripped of the American symbol, though so slight.
Sleeveless shirt with repp-
The striped collar details are stripped back like the old wallpaper on the shoulder, and the women\'s shoes split at the heel like a piece of fruit in the early stages of peeling.
It seems that outsiders must watch slowly and act cautiously, and these details seem to mean.
Another delicious youhad-to be-
The detail is a black and white belt patch visible on some sturdy denim pieces, and Brooke Shields kicks a contour image of a leg in an instant-recognition version of her 80-year-old
Cowboy ad Calvin Klein.
Shields was actually looking at leather in the house.
Her own patch version debuted-one of the star constellations, and they finally saw Simon make his debut for the brand.
Others in the front row include Lauren Heaton, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sophia Coppola, Amber Valletta, Milly Bobby Brown (
\"Things About Strangers \")
Gwynys Paltrow, Kate Bosworth, Rocky, Nomi Harris and Julianne Moore.
After the show, we asked Moore if there were any favorites in the collection.
\"Everything is beautiful,\" she told us . \"
\"I like references from the US, materials from the US-like quilting, cowboy boots, and flags.
\"Now, the outsider has come up with his vision for America-and replaced him to lead an iconic American brand-the next big question is where he will take it next.
For some reason, the problem feels very familiar. adam. Tschorn @ latimes.
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