Comme des Garcons - Scary ass ghost brides are even scarier in victorian laces and unmatched suits. I know I should understand this, but I dont. The coats and bell-sleeved dresses will probably nice once they hit the stores.
Collette Dinnigan - So pretty. The sweetest laces on 40s dresses and vintage slips.
![](http://www.vogue.co.uk/ImageLib/320x480/Shows/AW2005/Paris/R-T-W/Collette_Dinnigan/din009.jpg)
Sloppy suits and loose dresses keep things from being too perfect.
![](http://www.vogue.co.uk/ImageLib/320x480/Shows/AW2005/Paris/R-T-W/Collette_Dinnigan/din019.jpg)
John Galliano - Tough Marlene Dietrich, though maybe slightly more Francais.
![](http://www.vogue.co.uk/ImageLib/320x480/Shows/AW2005/Paris/R-T-W/John_Galliano/00060f.jpg)
Modern minis (thank god) to keep me happy:
![](http://www.vogue.co.uk/ImageLib/320x480/Shows/AW2005/Paris/R-T-W/John_Galliano/00120f.jpg)
I like them especially when theyre not used to be S-E-X-Y. Gorgeous coats that I would never remove:
![](http://www.vogue.co.uk/ImageLib/320x480/Shows/AW2005/Paris/R-T-W/John_Galliano/00140f.jpg)
Hermes - Terrible hats, luxe suits, the to-die-for accessories. Simple clothes from the label the epitomizes you-can-only-dream-of.
![](http://www.vogue.co.uk/ImageLib/320x480/Shows/AW2005/Paris/R-T-W/Hermes/00150f.jpg)
Maybe just this side of early 80s Ralph Lauren. Scary.
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