The whole collection has this smiley-face motif all over it.

I like that even with the cartoonish motif, the bright yellows and other clown-like colors are tastefully done. Maybe you wouldn’t wear it exactly like this, but you could really wear each piece.

I’m not sure why Castelbajac fascinates me so. I think it’s that he’s cartoony in a really good way. His designs are totally outlandish and fun. You need that sometimes

It all has the same aesthetic that we’ve seen in his monster skirts and other pieces.

Look at more of the latest collection from jcdc

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the latest: jean-charles de castelbajac

OK, my French is a little rusty. This (I think) says that JC de Castelbajac is having a party from the 19th through 24th of May for mothers at their boutique. And then something about their women’s collection and accessories.

Anyone read French better than me?

I love Catelbajac. He made that awesome yeti eyes skirt I raved about a while back. Whatever the invitation says, if you’re in the area (France?) I’d go.

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french confuses me: castelbajac invitation

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This is a skirt for the brave. It was part of JC de Castelbajac’s recent collection, which seemed to have focused on monsters. I think it would be great if you kept everything else simple, like a plain white tee and simple flats. It’s supposed to be very high waisted.
There are pockets behind the eyes so you can make this little yeti look straight at people. How ingenious!

Sizes small and medium, £375.

Get it at Two See

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yeti eyes skirt