New York Times Fashionのインスタグラム(nytstyle) - 6月15日 19時20分

"Now, the idea of being powerful is being able to wear whatever you want, and the clothes not having any meaning in terms of where you stand and what you believe. Its just your choice,” said @マーク・ジェイコブス at a recent @timestalks with Grace Coddington. @matthewschneier, the event’s moderator, asked: Does that make things difficult as a designer of clothes? “I think this is what we should have been working towards for years."

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etk_design Sorry Marc...but clothes do have meaning and the notion that they don’t is a canard of the post modern movement. There is after all, despite the desire of the liberal elite, a line on the horizon. That is...there is such a thing as truth.

sylviae.bunting ?I’m no expert in trading but I’ve made 3500USD with 500USD investment, I had a good guidance with @jamesjohnson1932 and him team. With his teachings and trading skills, I’ve had nothing but continuous success and growth.

homemadecpt The Longtail Effect enabled by technology. The rapid innovation and scalability of all new business models in Fashion has been created due to technology. Connecting bases on interests and taste not on hierarchy. #Justbe

sewannieb I make most of my clothes therefore I am able to wear almost anything I want and be myself . Not so sure I agree with this guy.

nhow9999 Simple translation: fashion designers no longer dictate what people wear.

mz24kg81 Whoop Whoop.. Certain clothing can describe who you are.. ??

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