Thursday, September 16, 2010

LIVE from the New York runway...

...pre-show jitters & first impressions


















{ all pictures courtesy of Kim Ringstad }

Stay tuned for much more from "behind-the-scenes" over the coming days...
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Be sure to watch the entire show live at http://www.oddmolly.com/ main page!

xoxo

6 comments:

  1. The clothes where absolut FAB!!
    Love it!!
    But the models where way too skinny:-(
    Why can´t you take a bigger step and have models in all sizes?
    My self and so many more who loves odd molly is in our thirties and more, have children and so on...We don´t look like that (don´t want to) and we wish to compare our self to how the beautyful clothes look on a woman..
    Thats why I also think our blogs are so popular, everyone can see how it looks on a normal average person..

    Love Maria

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  2. nice clothes but I am so dissapointed by the appearence of the models. Way tooo skinny to look healthy. I would be surprised if any one of them has a normal BMI. I thought the days of anorectic models were over but i guess not. Love the clothes, hate the look.

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  3. I agree, these are not healthy young women! The clothes are as always fabolous but I really would like to see them on a model more helathy!

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  4. I also loved the clothes but the models...absolutely too thin and too young also! The clothes would have looked much better on someone who has at least some curves.

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  5. The clothes are nice but why do you use these anorectic models? We - the women that buys the clothes- are healthy , with mormal female bodies, so why not show the clothes on women that loooks like us?

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  6. I have to agree with the previous comments. I don't think that the biggest group of Odd Molly buyers are 16-18 and superskinny, so I really don't understand the reson(s) for using anoretic models. In my opinion Odd Molly clothing is absolutely fantastic on models with curves. I guess this sounds like I'm envious on the skinny models, but that's not the fact. I think Odd Molly would get more customers by using more realistic models. Anyway, I love the clothing no matter what, and I feel pretty even with curves and love handles:)

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