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Derek Lam /Spring 2012 RTWDerek Lam wrote an evocative intro to his program notes—a fantasy about hanging out in the Kaufmann House in Palm Springs, the spectacularly glamorous design built by Richard Neutra for a Pittsburgh retail tycoon in 1946. “My mind is wandering to a place of salubrious comfort . . . Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack crooning by the piano and Angie Dickinson lounging by a crystal blue pool.” Well, after reading that, who wouldn’t be ready for a moment of California escapism? As it turned out, though, Lam stopped short of giving his audience an immersion in mid-century Americana. Though his heart was in the right place as a designer of clean, precisely made, and very evidently luxurious sportswear, he is not someone to run wild with a singular runway theme.Make no mistake—anyone who comes across Lam’s pieces item by item next spring will be in for some pleasurable surprises. He cuts a crisp, A-line skirt, the kind of blazers which will merge easily into any wardrobe, and he showed the best knits seen in New York so far—ribbed or honeycomb textured sweaters which looked great as single pieces and sometimes came with matching skirts. As an expert in leather, he deployed a good shoe, too, like two-tone appliquéd “Daytona” pumps, and bags patchworked in snakeskin. There was a flash of humor when Lam took on the season’s obligatory exercise in print, with patterns inspired by vintage place mats which popped up on three looks midway through the show. But for all that unimpeachably retail-ready merchandise, Lam left his audience wishing the show had somehow transmitted a bit more of the sunny California dreaming he’d written about. It’s not that anyone wants to wear themes or “funny” clothes, but even the uplift of, say, a bit of Sinatra on the sound track would have sent people out with a smile.Derek Lam的写了一个令人回味的介绍方案说明，理查德努特拉匹兹堡零售业巨头在1946年建成的壮观迷人的设计众议院的幻想。 “我的脑子里徘徊宜人舒适的地方。 。 。弗兰克西纳特拉和鼠包钢琴和一个碧蓝的游泳池安吉迪金森横陈的低吟。“好吧，看完之后，谁也不会为加州逃避现实的时刻准备？事实证明，虽然林停止给他的听众浸泡在本世纪中叶的美洲。虽然他的心脏在合适的地方作为一种清洁的设计师正是，很显然豪华运动服，他是不是有人来运行一个奇异的秀主题“野”。使一些愉快的意外出现在明年春天。他削减明快，A线裙，开拓者将很容易合并到任何衣柜，他显示了在纽约见过这么远带肋或蜂窝状纹理毛衣，单件看起来很棒，有时最好的针织了匹配的裙子。皮革专家，他部署好鞋，也喜欢appliquéd“，蛇皮patchworked。有一个幽默的闪光灯时，林本赛季的强制性运动。通过展示看到灵感。但对于所有unimpeachably零售商品，希望他的观众在某种程度上显示传送一个阳光明媚的加州梦想多一点，他就写了。这不是有人想穿的主题或“有趣”的衣服，也就是说，将送人面带微笑。

1968年8月15日-17日，在伍德斯托克举行了大型音乐节。这次音乐节成了世界上最大规模的嬉皮士聚会，40万年轻人不顾交通阻塞、食品与饮水短缺和倾盆大雨等因难，发疯般地随着刺耳的音乐摇晃。他们的长发束带、穿着喇叭裤或粗布蜡染衬衫，在泥浆里的湿睡袋中**，吸食**，如同呼吸空气一般。

　　随伍德斯托克而至的是遍及美国、欧洲及世界各地的音乐节，年轻的嬉皮士们已将这些节目变成了一代人的团结的强有力的象征。他们以一种极端的方式寻求人类之爱以及和*。人群的数量比人们预料的要多两倍。报道说场地周围20英里的公路上交通陷于停滞。数千人丢弃了汽车，经过纽约的贝塞尔小镇，涌向靠*伍德斯托克的音乐艺术市场地。这是一块属于马科斯-亚斯格尔的面积为600英亩的奶牛场。马科斯专为此举借出了这片土地。

　　参加音乐艺术节的人们被一连串表演艺术家所吸引，他们的名字读起来很象一部流行音乐家名人辞典。这些人中包括里奇-黑文斯；杰弗逊-艾尔普莱恩；报恩死者；克罗斯比，斯蒂尔斯，纳什和扬；克里登斯-克利尔沃特-里维福尔；霍；班德；简尼斯-乔普林和吉米-亨德里克斯。

　　“要**，不要作战”——这是6O年代末一代人的口号，也是他们的生活方式。这一切对于他们远在越南的泥沼里作战的同龄人而言，不知是**还是讽刺。

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