Actually there might be something to that. At least at the Arrogant Runway Designers Level there is a lot of unclear firmness and expressing in no clear direction. There also seem to be signalling incentives to design a lot of really wierd stuff that nobody will ever wear—not because it’s impractical, but because it is just so aggressively wierd.
I live nowhere near, but a write up of your conclusions on fashion would be very interesting.
Clearly it will conclude that fashion must be awesome.
Of course.
But fashion should also be a tool to help you produce awesomeness, and not just awesome itself.
Actually there might be something to that. At least at the Arrogant Runway Designers Level there is a lot of unclear firmness and expressing in no clear direction. There also seem to be signalling incentives to design a lot of really wierd stuff that nobody will ever wear—not because it’s impractical, but because it is just so aggressively wierd.
Same here. (Of course, what applies to British Columbia possibly won’t exactly apply to central Italy, but I guess it’ll be close enough.)