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THE TEN: Not So “Ready To Wear” Looks of Spring 2010
It goes without saying that there were some over the top, oddball looks on the runways during the Spring/Summer 2010 fashion week. Here’s the ten not so “ready to wear” looks of the season:
All images via Style.
High End Fashion’s Retreat from Moscow

The most expensive city in the world, Moscow has seen a downgrade in its available fashions. Once a home to all big luxury retailers, the time has come for many to move on.
Designers are closing their Russian outposts and retreating from Moscow after months of disappointing sales, with Stella McCartney, Alexander McQueen and Vivienne Westwood among those forced to pull down the shutters. This includes other Euorpean designers such as Dior and Chanel.
LINKAGE: Independent
RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Vivienne Westwood Red Label Fall 2009
Trampy school-girl outfits aren’t just for Britney Spears’ music videos anymore. Vivienne Westwood’s Red Label launched a fall line, slightly more couture than 2006’s sale rack at JC Penney. Besides the fact that I practically clawed my eyes out when Pamela Anderson took the runway, the clothes did little to nothing to redeem the collection. Cheap draped jerseys, poncho dresses, tweed emblem blazers and mix-matches of plaid were completely not runway worthy. I would almost rather be tackled by a team of rugby players than wear Westwood’s take on the preppy rugby dress. Damn, and I was on a nice streak too…
GALLERY: RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Vivienne Westwood Red Label Fall 2009
LINKAGE: NY Mag













