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New York Fashion Week Passion No Longer

2011/9/9 10:58:00 47

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New York Fashion Week

It's like a circus show. All kinds of weird clothes come to New York, like the whole world shows their unique attire. The models are scrambling for it.

Show ground

Inside and outside, and photographers are scrambling to photograph in Manhattan.

But today's New York fashion week has lost its old sense of excitement. The process is more professional. Even though there are as many as 250 shows, the whole arrangement is more effective and compact.

The media coverage has not been reduced, and more young bloggers are sitting as old customers.

Show ground

Timely release of the latest information.

But there is no denying that today's New York fashion week is no longer what it used to be.

Passion

There are also no talent shows that attract attention.

"Even the catering world is much more interesting than the fashion world," says Kim Hastreiter, editor of Paper magazine.

"The fashion world is no longer as interesting as it used to be," said Carine Roitfeld, the former editor of French Edition Vogue. "When fashion becomes an industry, those creativity will no longer exist."

But the "Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty" exhibition held by Metropolitan Museum of Art attracted nearly 661509 visitors. Can't it show that people's enthusiasm for fashion still exists?

But it is undeniable that after this curtain call, the era of fashion has also ended.

McQueen's suicide, John Galliano leaving Dior has shown us this reality: over the past 10 years, talented designers such as McQueen, Galliano, Tom Ford have shown the fashion to the general public. Today's fashion industry has become an important force affecting contemporary culture.

Galliano has brought us a fireworks show, Gucci shows the T stage show full of fur design, and McQueen has brought the wolves in cages on the show.

The demand for luxury goods has been increasing in western economic development and in Brazil, Russia, India and China. The large group is beginning to no longer attach importance to designers. Their intention is to cater to the needs of these markets.

In addition to Marc Jacobs, Karl Lagerfeld, Miuccia Prada and other shows will create some new feeling, other shows are exactly the same, completely lost enthusiasm.

The fact is whether Marc Jacobs, Karl Lagerfeld or Miuccia Prada can only attract people's attention for several hours. After the show is over, everyone's attention is shifted.