sknss wrote:i mentioned this place in the 2075 thread
raf chooses it as his runway venue
coincidence? i think not
he had visited it five years ago though
HOWEVER
...raf ...simons
raf = 3 simons = 6
3 6's = 666
illuminati confirmed
sknss wrote:i mentioned this place in the 2075 thread
raf chooses it as his runway venue
coincidence? i think not
I wasn’t expecting a young, vibrant creative world to have a uniform. But there is an insidious pressure to fit in, and it involves plaid and denim
Of course, I’m not saying that the whole industry needs a makeover, but it has to be more welcoming toward different concepts of style and identity. Creativity begins with how we feel and how we see and present ourselves as people. This industry isn’t just dressing identically, it draws its flintstone from the same music, movies and books. This homogeneity leads to staid ideas.
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ramseames wrote:You're trying to blame him for the fact that other people like his work.
Getting up in arms about the fact that he has a merc shows its more personal to you than just "LVMH is making the wrong choice"
If he was pretending to be poor and destitute and making clothes in a hole with cash advances on his parents credit card to make himself appear more in need that would be disingenuous. He owns a car. He uses it to move things from place to place. He's open about the fact that he's already been quite successful.
CheerUpBrokeBoy wrote:it might be a hard pill to swallow but there are times when artistic integrity takes a back seat to profitability, even in high fashion
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