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In response to "How does no one say something in the design process? Idiots. -- nm" by Krusty

Setting aside the offensiveness, how does someone see that and say "yup, that looks fashionable and is something I want to sell"? -- nm

Posted by Reagen Feb 7 '19, 06:31

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That's a different argument and one people have had about fashion forever. High fashion houses makes some very odd things and I'm - Krusty Feb 7, 06:40 6
- Runway stuff is always the extreme, then modified versions change the current silhouettes and colours. It's meant as art, not, like, office wear. -- nm - Andie Feb 7, 06:44 1
  - True, the craziest outfits are usually remade to be worn but I was thinking more of the lookbook shows I've seen. - Krusty Feb 7, 06:49
- And Gucci has a young, hot designer that is riding high right now. He's embraced street culture in his last few lines but this was a mistake. - Krusty Feb 7, 06:43 3
  - This is one of those things where you can point out that diversity matters - Reagen Feb 7, 06:58 2
    - 100%. I can't imagine someone that is black seeing that and not saying something. I'm shocked that it got by the large number of people that see an - Krusty Feb 7, 07:11 1
      - It depends a lot on the workplace culture as well - are people really encouraged to speak up? - Roger More Feb 7, 07:56

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