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My favorite collection is spring 1999—it’s one of those really fun and sexy yet effortless collections that I never get tired of researching. A lot of my favourite celebrities were spotted wearing it in ’99, and more recently it has been worn by Rihanna. Stay vigilant, because the Official kansas City Chiefs Pop Super Bowl Champions Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this pieces that are well-maintained and reasonably priced will go within minutes. That being said, there are absolutely no reasonably priced pieces out there at the moment. I think it’ll take a while for the craze to die down but when it’s dormant, that would be a great time to start looking. Some people really love investing in those G-strings or accessories, and some collect clothing from the ready-to-wear collections – I lean towards the latter. The collection I somehow always end up coming back to is spring 1997. The head-to-toe look envisioned by Tom [Ford] and Carine Roitfeld—the meanest, sharpest tailoring, the skinniest pants slashed open at the foot to show off stilettos that were cuffed to the ankle, the slinkiest silk or velvet slip dresses barely held onto the body by a chain strap, the GG G-string… all worn by gorgeous, sweaty, smoky-eyed models who looked like they’d lived faster in one night than you could in your entire life. It’s always seemed to me to be less about looking sexy, and more about looking sexual.

Leave your sticker shock behind. When I first started browsing resale sites for pieces from Tom Ford’s Gucci, the Official kansas City Chiefs Pop Super Bowl Champions Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this selection was enormous and the prices weren’t terrifying. Cut to now and the prices have gone wild, thanks in part to some of the most famous women in the world wearing pieces from those collections – not to mention some know-it-all blogger who started obsessively documenting them on Instagram. I think you also need to know what you want the piece or pieces for. Unless you’re building an archive or totally wardrobing yourself, skip the commercial spin-offs and showroom pieces and go straight for the runway/ad campaign stuff. Also, know your seasons! I’ve seen so many pieces from after Tom’s tenure being marketed as Tom Ford for Gucci on resale sites. And don’t hesitate. If you love it, buy it. Seriously, I’m still recovering from a spring 2000 ruched leather bomber jacket that I “needed to think about”.

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