Dirty Glam by James Francis Millar - An exceptional talent from London (GALLERY)

Usually, articles about James Francis Millar start with the statement: “Age is not important to be a great fashion artist”. This should be flattering.
In my Opinion, that statement is kind of rash and flippant. It refers only to the aspect of talent. Supposed to deal with a exceptional talent like Millar, from my point of view, age plays a decisive role in design.
Looking at the two models that present both oversized knit-sweaters and shine-through shirts and sequined dresses in a riant, jaunty implicitness it becomes apparent for whom the collection has been designed.
The ideal wearer of James Francis Millars fashion is member of a generation that lives the blurring of gender roles, that inhaled that educated middle-class insouciance by breast milk, a generation where everything is possible and anymore is allowed. Where the youth lasts to the 40es and where the hedonistic love of excess is as present as the pleasure for playing the gallery and profiling.