Fashion In The Next 5 Or So Years
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No, these are people who will happily go out and blow $200+ on cheap, shoddy clothes on the weekend. It is not like they don't have money to spend, they just want LOTS of stuff, not a few good pieces
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as-you-like-it , regardless what people want to pay, i think you should ask for at least 100$ - 200$ for a handmade, made to meassure pair of trousers.
if they cannot pay that, you shouldnt even discuss with them, i absolutely think you should charge more for what you do.. if you were doing this in Athens, you could easily ask for 300$ for a pair of high quality fabric pants
i expect that designer such as Muiccia Prada, Marc Jacobs and Albert Ebaz(crap i forgot his name i think, Lanvin guy you all know...) well, i think they'll become major brands while depending on how the next few years of ysl and gucci go, i think they'll decline...
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as-you-like-it , regardless what people want to pay, i think you should ask for at least 100$ - 200$ for a handmade, made to meassure pair of trousers.
if they cannot pay that, you shouldnt even discuss with them, i absolutely think you should charge more for what you do.. if you were doing this in Athens, you could easily ask for 300$ for a pair of high quality fabric pants
[/b][/quote]Lena, people would think I was mocking them if I said $200.
I charge $10/hour for my labor. For the record, my day job pays me $12/hour for frankly much less skilled work.
