I don't want one, I'd look even worse in it than he does. But I can't figure out even what pattern that would be. Where does the scarf thing come from? is it all one piece?
Dr Google says it was from the Gaultier archive. Did a bit of poking around and in the mid-80s they were doing similar chunky sweater dress things with attached scarfs in the same wool-- looks like they were just attached at the shoulder-ish, not necessarily knitted together in one piece or anything. I didn't see anything with that specific type of fabric work-- the body looks almost felted while the cuff stitching is ENORMOUS- the whole dress looks photoshopped, and this was probably before photoshop.
Hideous, of course (this look was described elsewhere as "Grinchcore") but definitely super interesting to me as a knitter.
There's a smaller version that's actually cute, that's basically a very long scarf, with sleeves, that you wrap around. I've seen it in an oatmeal color, on pinterest, but I've never seen it, in person.
"The only thing...more expensive than education is ignorance."~Ben Franklin. "We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light." ~ Plato
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