People seemed uneasy about Stefano Pilati’s use of heather gray jersey on YSL’s spring ‘08 runway – until Kate Moss wore this dress in the ads and everyone else wanted to wear it, too.
The thing that keeps it from being a glorified American Apparel-esque sweatshirt tube dress is the expert tailoring, the thin fabric and the sharply cut front ‘V’.
Unfortunately, when Topshop decided to copy it, they left out those important factors. The color’s the same, so are the darts and the length, but you can tell, just from seeing it float in internet space, that it won’t be flattering on anyone.
Not even Kate – and that says a lot.
p.s. Olga’s shoes are way on sale at Barneys!
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Adventures in Copyright: Moving on From Stars
By Britt AboutalebTags: American Apparel, Kate Moss, Stefano Pilati, TopShop, YSL
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