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Marc Ecko Fall 2000
New York Fashion Week Fall 2000
Marc Ecko: Pushing The Fashion Envelope
NEW YORK, Feb 7, 2004/ FW/ --- The most feminine look (though you’d need to be super skinny) was definitely the cute and fluffy Mongolian shearling bandeau and worn with a barn skirt called ‘Drowning Elektra’. The model tippy-toed by in body glitter and Mongolian shearling mules to match. It was interesting to see a street look with the Playboy logo, sparkly on the back of a stunning wool sweater and worn by a man. However the ‘battery and wired’ nylon and cotton anorak was just too tech for me; and the ‘transport’ shirt and pant outfit way too MASH from TV! The ‘pods’ as described by Ecko in the show notes were supposed to represent ‘pushing the envelope’ of fashion or stepping outside the box, “an anarchic deconstruction of the big picture” to quote Ecko himself.
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