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Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Welcome to the end of National Roth Posting Month. It didn’t feel like a month, did it? It felt more like three days. That’s because we were having so much fun!

Before I present the rest of my Christian Francis Roth fashion photos, I’d like to make two comments. The first is that Christian Francis Roth, dress designer, is NOT Christian Roth the sunglass dude. The second is that I’m irrationally annoyed with CFR because I realized he’s just over a year younger than I am. When he was 21, Anna Wintour was singing his praises; at the time, I was 22 and my big achievement to date was being able to buy myself a beer. Whatevs! I’m a late bloomer. Like, Grandma Moses late.

Enjoy the fashion!

It was a real coup to get an Absolut ad.

I like the Lone Star Quilt skirt but I’m not crazy about croquet.

Anything with candy on it is good.

The Mannequin dress should have been in the Surrealist design show at the V&A.

The Mermaid Dress. Now the Chicken of the Sea jingle is stuck in my head.

The Tulip and Schoolhouse dresses sold for 1800 pounds! Each, silly.

The Unlaced Dress

One more link for you: Doesn’t this excursion sound like fun?

All photos courtesy Christian Francis Roth.
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7 Responses to “Christian Francis Roth Archives, Part III”

  1. K.Line says:

    Late bloomer? Maybe. Extra high achiever? Mais oui!

  2. Honey Juniper says:

    Now I need a turtleneck dress that has “collapsible” stamped over my nether regions :>

  3. WendyB says:

    ^^ Well, who doesn’t?!

  4. editor says:

    i LOVE the mannequin dress!

  5. enc says:

    Yes, that excursion sounds like fun! I want the yellow tulip dress, and the whole outfit. And damn your eyes, now all I can hear is “what’s the best tuna? Chicken of the Sea!” Groan.

  6. Isabel says:

    Wow, this designer is amazing. I want all of it! Right now!

  7. Shaz says:

    i went through your Christian Roth archive all over again…it was more enjoyable the 2nd time around!!

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