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# taz.de -- Dernier cri of autumn/winter season 2017: The right shoe on the lef… |
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> Learning from New York Fashion Week: Make Wrong Right Again. |
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Bild: Martin Margiela guess it's suitable to wear his handbag as a hat at Paris… |
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For an entire year of my life, every morning I had to convince my daughter |
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of the merits of wearing the right shoe on the right foot. “Why that when |
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it also works like this?“ |
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Suddenly, her battleground tactical response is not only right but also |
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totally fashionable. Wearing things the wrong way is so right: |
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Gloves are worn under your coat sleeves, right? Wrong. |
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[1][The gloves] that were once worn with your evening gown are now worn |
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either over your see-through blouse for the warm-cold look or over your |
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trench which is actually not a trench but more like a dress under which you |
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are, of course, wearing nothing! [2][Gloves] are also really hot when worn |
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over your coat worn backwards. Or how about gloves over your sweater |
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sleeves? It’s a dirty world out there anyway. Why take your gloves off… |
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ever? |
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[3][Tights] are worn under your pants or skirt, right? Wrong. |
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[4][Tights] are still worn under your pants, ok, but now they are also worn |
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over your shirt. This makes any, and I really stress any, shirt look |
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interesting. |
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Button-up shirts are buttoned in front, right? Wrong. |
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[5][Button-up shirts] are worn backwards, of course. Get with the program. |
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(I’ve been touting this look for years: catch-up, people!) |
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[6][Sweaters] are worn like shirts, right? Wrong. |
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[7][Sweaters] are worn wrapped around your neck: weren’t the arms of a |
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sweater made for this anyway? No more endless, fussy wrapping of your |
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scarf. (It’s twist-tie vs a ziplock bag kinda thing. You’re either one or |
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the other.) |
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Norwegian sweaters are worn with … (it’s not a trick question) snow boots, |
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right? Wrong. |
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[8][Norwegian sweaters] are worn with satin high-heel sandals, of course, |
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because you just never know when the sun is going to come out and you gotta |
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start somewhere on that tan – ankles and toes are the last places you’d |
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notice your winter-doughnut consumption. |
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Blazers are worn over shirts or (better yet) nothing at all, right? Wrong. |
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[9][A blazer] is, of course, worn over another blazer. Preferably a |
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different fabric altogether and unbuttoned just enough to show off your |
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beer belly, muffin top, whatever you want to call that thing, because hey, |
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it’s not really cold enough for two blazers anyway. |
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It’s wonderfully freeing, isn’t it? Next time you go to your closet and you |
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start trying to put things together, you just have to have one idea in |
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mind: how do I wear this the wrong way, et voila, [10][you’ve got it |
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right.] |
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Well, almost: Never under any circumstances should you try looking like |
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Woodie Allen dressed up as a sperm: wrong, wrong, wrong. (Ok, ok, if you |
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have a highly refined sense of humor, then by all means.) |
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15 Mar 2017 |
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## LINKS |
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[1] http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-ready-to-wear/victoria-beckham… |
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[2] http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-ready-to-wear/victoria-beckham… |
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[3] http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-ready-to-wear/victoria-beckham… |
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[4] http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-ready-to-wear/victoria-beckham… |
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[5] http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-ready-to-wear/vivienne-tam/sli… |
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[6] http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-ready-to-wear/vivienne-tam/sli… |
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[7] http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-ready-to-wear/vivienne-tam/sli… |
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[8] http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-ready-to-wear/j-crew/slideshow… |
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[9] http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-ready-to-wear/j-crew/slideshow… |
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[10] http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2017-ready-to-wear/delpozo/slidesh… |
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## AUTOREN |
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April Lamm |
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## TAGS |
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taz international |
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taz in English |
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taz.couture |
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Fashion |
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Aldi |
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Paris |
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Fashion |
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Kriegsfotografie |
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## ARTIKEL ZUM THEMA |
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Guilty Fashion: Call Me Captain Lycra |
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Like a moth to the flame, I am attracted to anything that shines, sequins, |
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vinyl, and any number of polymers. |
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The soccer scarf invades high fashion: The ultimate anti-brand brand |
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When Balenciaga does a soccer scarf advertising Aldi it brings a fresh |
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breeze into the air de Paris, the air of the left with the wallet of the |
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right. |
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Kolumne Air de Paris: Schrecklich. Und faszinierend. |
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Wenn jemand auf die Idee kommt, ein ernstes Thema anzusprechen, geht ein |
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Alarm los. Eindrücke von der Pariser Woche der Haute Couture. |
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The renaissance of socks: Hand-knitted by the Queen |
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Gucci socks at 190 euro, Alexander McQueen socks for 245 euro – the sock |
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inflation brought us socks for the 1%. Or actually, they're accessoires. |
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Bilder von Kriegsfotografinnen: Wir Weltempfänger aus Beton |
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Gibt es einen weiblichen Blick auf Krieg? Diese Idee ist absurd. Was wir |
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aus der Ferne verlangen müssen, ist, den Alltag zu sehen. |
