To show off its new Spring/Summer 2011 Reporter collection, Maison Kitsuné turned to renowned illustrator and culture columnist Jean-Philippe Delhomme. Delhomme has worked his magic once again, creating a lookbook that is both attractive and hilarious.
The clothing in this collection is sophisticated yet casual and is clearly designed for the easy-breezy months of summer. Perhaps the biggest reason to check out the Spring/Summer 2011 Reporter Collection is to read Delhomme's hilarious descriptions of each drawing. Delhomme manages to poke fun at upscale fashion photography with his intelligent and witty remarks. I'm not the biggest fan of high-end fashion, but even I found this lookbook enjoyable and pretty funny.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
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