Well, I persevered with the almost impossible to read text! And I tend to agree. I kind of want to stop my blog, stop looking at Style.com, delete the fashion people from Twitter. It feels like we've done it all before, and I don't even know why I'm interested in it anymore. But I don't. I know something new has to come...
The disconnect between industry professionals/the press/the customer is very strange indeed, particularly compared to other industries. I think it just highlights what a load of bullshit most of the fashion industry is, particularly the "serious" fashion press. It's like they forget it's just clothes and people dressing up for fun and spending money they probably shouldn't.
Well, I persevered with the almost impossible to read text! And I tend to agree. I kind of want to stop my blog, stop looking at Style.com, delete the fashion people from Twitter. It feels like we've done it all before, and I don't even know why I'm interested in it anymore. But I don't. I know something new has to come...
ReplyDeleteThe disconnect between industry professionals/the press/the customer is very strange indeed, particularly compared to other industries. I think it just highlights what a load of bullshit most of the fashion industry is, particularly the "serious" fashion press. It's like they forget it's just clothes and people dressing up for fun and spending money they probably shouldn't.
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