
That's pretty enough. It's not actively upsetting, and a skirt with a bunch of bridges on it might look very dramatic at some overseas film festival or other.

This bums me out, though. The top is like a lace prison.

I CAN get with this one, though. All of this looks a bit less classically elegant than traditional OdlR, and a bit more... rock and roll, maybe, just a TOUCH? But I understand the new guy has to filter in his own tastes and his own direction. This is at least an attractive attempt.

As is this.

This is the "Did you make something for Kiernan Shipka? HURRY!" outfit.

I don't know that I'd have cut a shirt dress from that particular fabric. It doesn't seem to like being manipulated.

That's fairly groovy. I'll allow it.

Also pretty. I am not frothing with rage at all.

I MIGHT BE starting to bubble up here though,

WHAT. Oscar would have hated this, no? I wish I had seen Anna Wintour's face while she took in this monstrosity of a morning-after walk from a woman who lost her bottoms and had to improvise with hotel bedding.

I am very much soothed by this lovely piece.

And in black it works, too.

That's an interesting color, and some funky manipulations on the bodice. I'LL ALLOW IT, COPPING.

I like the idea of that, because of the gold, but it's a lackluster cut for me. It's a bit too C3PTA.

What a nice fabric. Not a fan of what it's been turned into; I am actively afraid of whatever's happening behind her, and the skirt isn't my favorite either.

That one woman in the front row either has a very SERIOUS fashion week poker face, or she's SUPER unimpressed.

Lovely; icy.

All that visible boning just feels like a left turn for this.

This one is also lovely, but in a sad way. It is an 89 percent that REALLY wishes it had cracked the 90s.

I prefer that bodice to the ones with the boned cummerbunds.

I prefer DRINKING BURNING HOT COAL POWDER to whatever is happening here.

This is really gross of me, but I can't escape that it evokes a lady whose Personal Monthly Tab was delivered early to her table and she had to staple a carefully placed bolt of taffeta to cover it.

That fabric is doing a weird thing down there on the skirt. I don't mind the concept of this, though. The glove feels too Paris Hilton, perhaps.

But this just doesn't feel related to this company, really? It's also just an ugly bustier. I have yet to feel truly transported by any of these, and I'll be sad if OdlR suffers the fate of some of the couture collections: a descent into madness.
