Air Line Fashion

The dress code among airline companies is vital to the success of civil aviation. Any airline without a magnifique costumerie is bound to fail, its airplanes to crash and its pilots and crew will all die. Hmmm, are you still with me?

Look at the color combi of the stewardess uniform below. Fantastic, oui? I would say, the color scheme is superlatively masculinesque! Even the lady's face looks tough, and despite the lighting the smile looks dangerous mon cheri! Hmmph! Better angle next time, mon amour.

And what does this light, pastel uniform colors prove, hmm? Nothing. It's the service d' luxe that is tres important,

Now Chinese are fond of Red, rouge! Ummm... these ones really look good. Although moi is wondering if these ladies are on sit down strike! They have the best colored 2011 airline fashion, look like they're having fun but don't seem to be in their planes working!

This one likes to pose occasionellement! hmmm... perhaps ma chère, she is a célébrité in her own right, hmm? Magnifique!

Pastel Pastel Pastel!v Lavender is a Royale Coleur. But this airline fashion not much the Lavender scheme is tres important! There is little textile but more la peau -- see the tan all over, mon cheri? Skin! La peau très lisse, smooth skin.

You can only of course touch the Lavender design and feel it. Not the la peau, mind you!

Oh this one in a deeper blue is good. But I would like more to be under their shade. Wouldn't you mon cheri?

Red the coleur of life is supposed to make everyone gay, happy! Why are these ladies not all in the mood to smile? Hmmph!

You want to fly executive? Prepare to land in the lap of Nirvana. Incidentally, Nirvana has a sister. Her name is Shangri-la. Hmmm?

China has a lot of ready to wear airline fashion. Good one this, good subdued l'accent. Mind you. My eyes got tired looking at this design. They should make them bigger.

The Indians and Thais, Malays and Indons don't want to get beaten by China though.

This Western airline fashion design is free! Reminds me of Nui Aquine, President of Philippine! The yellow man in a yellow campaign shirt.

Again naturellement deep blue is airline business. But a shade of la peau in the chest is uhmmm, good to the eyes!

Hongkong has bad airline fashion taste! But it's not the design they're selling. It's the idol. I know her name and her telephone number. Text me at +639212261619, oui?

I told you so. But wait, this girls' picture was taken in Tokyo! Japan of course is also into the same thing.

Silver theme, what a coleur! I would not hesitate to use this in my own design if all my stewardesses will look like her.

Another minimal design, less textile, more peau.

Korea also likes to invent.

Here we are again for pastel coleur. Good, non?

Pastel tres chic, oui?

The designer forgot his design, he improvised. Or was it a she?

Now this one caused the earthquake in Japan when 10002 aircraft crashed after seeing her on online video from Japan's Air Traffic Control Tower. The crashes caused a tidal wave and a huge tremor magnitude 10 and destroyed the Fukushima Nuclear Plant. Horrible~~~~~

The Philippine fashion in airline is the worst. Look at this homme, he is posing to be on strike, in protest. And he is holding a torch. But protesting with a smiley smiley! Mon cheri, baad, baad.

Ma bonne vieille here is an airline worker? What kind of fashion is that to wear in a protest? Maybe she is just pretend. Quelle horreur!!!

Look at them with poverty shirt and pants! Who will believe their complaint?

Bad fashion altogether, and bad move Philippin. US, Europe, China, Japan, Korea, all good, my thumbs up!!!

Philippin bad airline fashion.

Do you take that to airline? Is that storming of the Bastille?

Fashion out of place, out of date. Bad taste, mon cheri,

Adieu!

Arrivederci, The Great Mila Schön!

I take time to reflect upon the demise of a great icon of Fashion who recently had gone to join the greater Maker, Creator and Designer. Fashion Designer At the age of 91, Mila Schön has finally left us! Farewell, Mila. Farewell. May your designs be as loved at the other side, as they were, here. Always.

On Mila Schön Wikipedia has this to say:

Mila Schön (1916 or 1917 – September 5, 2008) was a Habsburg Empire-born fashion designer, known for her simple, modern clothes structured along classical lines. She was the most famous designer who declared herself Yugoslavian.

Mila Schön was born as Maria Carmen Nutrizio, in Traù (now called Dalmatia), a part of the Habsburg Empire. Her birthplace later came to be known as Yugoslavia. Today, we now about it in her new name Croatia. Maria Carmen was offspring to very wealthy Italian aristocratic parents who relocated to the Italian peninsula when Schön was a child.

Schön initially gained her love of clothes from Balenciaga, of whom she was a customer for many years. She established her own fashion house in 1959. By 1965 her outfits were attracting a great deal of media attention, and she gained recognition for her stark and severely tailored clothes. The house of Mila Schön is now owned by the fashion group Mariella Burani, although Schön still personally supervised the designs of the house she founded.

Also, I ran across this article:

MILAN, Sep 24, 2008 /FW/ --- Mila Schön was a client of Dior and Balenciaga before she launched her own label in 1958. Over 4 decades later, the Milan Schon label continue to be a mainstay in the fashion world.

She debuted in Milan in 1965 with her haute couture collection, followed by invitations to show in Dallas and Houston by Neiman Marcus.

After that, the she gone from strength to strength, first with the expansion of her fashion house and the development of the "double face" fabric which her company introduced.

During the 1970s and 1980s, the Mila Schön label expanded to men's and women's ready-to-wear, and accessories.

Prestige and modern elegance are the hallmark of the Mila Schön label.

Reference: Fashion Windows

It's a sad day for the fashion industry to lose one not-so-young, but always bursting with fashion ideas! Mila will be remembered for her stylish, classic, prestigious designs.

Well heeled society women, in Italy and abroad, wore the Mila Schön creations according to LA Times and that included Jackie Kennedy and Marella Agnelli, the widow of Fiat auto patriarch Giovanni Agnelli. Mila Schön's smart suits and dresses, with careful attention to color and line, were popular choices for cocktail gatherings and garden parties.

The Mila Schön line includes a distinctive series of men's neckties with a solid color border around the whole necktie and a small stylized "M" near the bottom of the front.

Arrivederci, Signora Mila Schön! You will always be remembered.

Cheap Fashion

when politicians take fashion into their hands and make a mockery of it, that considerably cheapens fashion.

not politics nor any other slimy thing should be allowed to touch fashion.

we have to take up the cudgels then, save fashion, if we have to give our lives for the wonderful industry we live in. to be a plaything for these creatures with dirty hands will be to soil the beautiful memory and magnificent legacy our elders left behind for us to enrich and success to flourish.

theshoplecher