June 05, 2008 | Daniel Saynt

Jewel-Toned Heart Adorned Kimono Wearing Gladiators from the 90’s Enslave Powersuit Wearing Women from the 80’s with Bows

That sentence is the best description I can come up with for 2009. A mis-mosh of design elements and inspirations that do not mix well in a collection that offers distinct pieces that when grouped together form three to four separate fairly good collections. The collection, much like Jacobs himself, seems to try to be everything to everybody. The designers internal battles and recent public scrutiny seem to be reflected in his work. The women are strong in powersuits, then delicate in bows, fun and youthful, then stern and professional as if suffering from a form of fashion schizophrenia.

80’s and 90’s fuse. So do jewel tones and black. Hearts & bows. Kimono’s and Gladiators. Business women and tarts.

It’s all very confusing. But very, very well done, as only a designer like Marc can attempt to pull something like this off without being sent to the fashion loony bin (they exist, I swear. I think it’s called T.J.Maxx.)

Congrats on creating 4 very wearable collections. Hopefully you didn’t just blow your final load prematurely.

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About the Author: Founder and main dude at Fashion Indie, Daniel Saynt began his career in fashion at the tender age of 14, when he worked in the stockroom for some unnamed fashion whorehouse. His distaste for the mainstream quickly festered until he decided enough was enough, denouncing all mainstream fashion lines (unless the stuffs on sale or just down right irresistible or free, you can't say no to free).


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