Mixing it up with a goth moment at LA Fashion Week, Tara Subkoff delivered an Imitation of Christ collection containing many of her definitive vintagey looks, and a few loser looks. Nonetheless, it was one of the most theatrical LA shows thus far - bones on the runway hello?!
The color story was downtown hipster with black, tan and white. I could have done without the pant and skirt outfits and been happy with all those beaded and sequined dresses. The reworking of vintage pieces was Subkoff's shtick when she started the line in 2000, and though that's not her method anymore, this is one gal who will always have an eye for vintage styling. I particularly like an ivory beaded dress worn over a pair of black skinnies - very cool indeed. The black lips were a bad beauty choice, but a black cape was a fun addition to the 'Blair Witch Project' feel of the collection.
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does anyone know where you can buy imitation of christ/what the price range is?
1The bones thing is creepy but the clothes are really cute. I like the dresses a lot.
Sorry, I'm not sure where you can get them or the price range.
2The bones are weird...whos idea was that?!?!
3The weird white button down top with the shoulders cut out reminds me of the horribly unflattering top Christina Aguilera wore in her THS interview. Just not good.
And most of these clothes are either totally impractical or totally unflattering, although there were one or two cute dresses. Overall though, not for me.
4The bones were different and I think that's what makes it slightly appealing. It's not an everyday runway experience.
5What's up with the name? :\
6WOOOOOOOOOOOW. I am about to faint at out that one picture looks sooo good.
7I agree, the bones are weird, but I'm loving the clothes!
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