Love Update: Robert Geller

Robert Geller Spring 2010
Do you want it as bad as I do?

S.W.

[Love Update] I'm Married To a Vampire....

Dramatics. Dramatics. Dramatics! I'm all about it when it comes to men's wear, because I simply believe that chicks shouldn't be allotted all the fun. Although there's a certain limit that should be understood when jumping into the "drama field" since you never want to look like a complete idiot. It's evident that Robert Geller has once again worked his magic on his Fall 2009 collection by channeling a victorian-aged image that somewhat dips into clean a modern look that sells itself.  Again, it's the neckwear that captivates my respect. The crimson muffler, and the miniature bow ties, accompanied by the  lightweight cravats, are totally astonishing to the aspect of men's wear. More options are always better options. 

S.W 

[Love Interest] I Dig Robert Geller

I have a certain admiration and lasciviousness for clothing that may not be the typical "everyday wear"... simply because my dad always said to me that "first impressions only come once, so make it influential." There's no doubt in my mind that that really stuck with me in my later years of living and dressing. I couldn't help but notice Robert Geller's  use of a relaxed finish for his Spring 2009 collection. As we've been doing the dashing and dapper look that tends to insinuate a tailored image in men's wear.., I'm more than ready for something new (as I've expressed before).  The introduction of the slouchy trouser in this particular collection is perfect for the trends that we may be facing ahead. The new neckwear is also something to be desired, since the bow-tie has found it's way to every gentlemen's wardrobe as of late. And since I'm a major collector of unusual things (before they actually become trendy)... I'm now a major fan of the bolo-tie. It's just a fresher state of the accessory. 

I'm Ready

S.W