This versatility, richness of details and the psychological projection we´re exposed to (the word "bias" goes beyond cutting, lol) are, until this moment, the closest we can get to the apparently unreachable Holy Grail fashion is constantly seeking. Menswear seems promising and we can dream of a time when we´ll be able to moncler coats dress like a man w/o losing the connection with that ageless boy we all have inside. 2 winners, Raf and Miuccia. There is not much to add here, that hasn't already been eloquently said by other contributors.

My fashion prophecies have all come true. Fast fashion like H&M are making any kind of attempt at looking fashionable seem super cheap and super outre. I was riding the cable car past San Francisco's uberluxe Fairmount hotel when I saw a gaggle of girls dressed fashionably. I couldn't tell if they were wearing expensive clothes or moncler homme cheap clothes. In Japan, where individuating oneself, just to maintain sanity in a country that is so densely populated and dominated by shared culture as to be stifling, I am only too glad it hasn't happened in the west. I like that America doesn't have a single identity and that we are more free to express our ideas without shouting them through a bullhorn. I think this is what can save America.

Big open space fashion. As far as Milan goes I like that there is a return to good basic tailoring. Classic styles that are lovely to look at, and lovely to moncler daunenjacke wear. The big turn of these garments is that they work. There is pad stitching that doesn't slip or shift, not cheap fusible interfacings. (Armani uses fusibles, but very judiciously). I have an Armani jacket form 15 years ago that I wore every summer until I gave it away last year to a friend that ruined his "tailored" jacket while walking in the rain. Jil Sanders pieces were really fun and remind me of some of the moncler coats wackier suit styles coming out of Hong Kong in the 60s. Lots of space age details that seemed impractical and optimistic. Now if luxury manufacturers would bring their prices back to 1993 levels (they're just as overinflated as housing) it would be good for everyone. Remember when a luxury skirt was 150 -200? Now a skirt is anyone from 400+.

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