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I noticed this too. After 50+ pages, the only 3 women (IMO) who actually can wear haute couture with taste are Marie-Josee Kravis, Susan Newhouse, and Judith-Ann Corrente.
I don't think the "entire world" says that America has good taste, just in comparison to places in Europe that are considered to be tasteful. Surely no one thinks that Americans have worse taste than... the Eastern European/Central Asian oligarchs (wives, daughters, mistresses, etc.) that appear in this thread.
She better not have paid no more than 15 k for that dress248.- America - Canada - Julie Snyder
She was married to billionaire businessman Pierre Karl Péladeau.
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why not? it looks very delicate and fits like a glove. And doesn't look like a forgiving fabric to work with.
Please do not let prejudice and ignorance become the core of your reasoning for your cultural stance. Generally speaking, the civilizations of Asia are much older than any European country, kekw America is not even considered...Tho it's true that Couture and luxury fashion are historical products of European society, something they proudly boast about as evidence of their "superiority" over other continents. The only thing they might deny as their own is imperialism, but ironically, that's the "heritage" the rest of the world knows them for the most. For instance, in my birthplace of Siberia (North Asia), people may not know much about fashion, but most have heard about what the US did in Vietnam in the 1960s.
Please do not let prejudice and ignorance become the core of your reasoning for your cultural stance. Generally speaking, the civilizations of Asia are much older than any European country, kekw America is not even considered...Tho it's true that Couture and luxury fashion are historical products of European society, something they proudly boast about as evidence of their "superiority" over other continents. The only thing they might deny as their own is imperialism, but ironically, that's the "heritage" the rest of the world knows them for the most. For instance, in my birthplace of Siberia (North Asia), people may not know much about fashion, but most have heard about what the US did in Vietnam in the 1960s.
Returning to the topic of couture customers, evaluating Asian customers (including Russians and Eastern Europeans) as unsuitable might be a bit biased, considering it is clear that you are judging from the perspective of Americans/OG Capitalist countries Europeans, through the lens of "fashion scholars in fashion capitals" to judge the rest of the world. Europe and the Upper East Side of US benefit from the Gulf Stream, having a very favorable and temperate climate, neither too hot nor too cold like the regions in Asia, that in itself is a privilege, honestly!
Instead of making such narrow-minded remarks, maybe try learning about dialectical thinking and the cultural values that evolve over time. Don’t just "see the trees without seeing the forest." Approach the issue in a more worldly manner! Drawing cultural conclusions from a pair of pants or a dress is rather ridiculous lol
it's not that serious, i promise. you sound like you're defending k-pop. take it to twitter hun!Please do not let prejudice and ignorance become the core of your reasoning for your cultural stance. Generally speaking, the civilizations of Asia are much older than any European country, kekw America is not even considered...Tho it's true that Couture and luxury fashion are historical products of European society, something they proudly boast about as evidence of their "superiority" over other continents. The only thing they might deny as their own is imperialism, but ironically, that's the "heritage" the rest of the world knows them for the most. For instance, in my birthplace of Siberia (North Asia), people may not know much about fashion, but most have heard about what the US did in Vietnam in the 1960s.
Returning to the topic of couture customers, evaluating Asian customers (including Russians and Eastern Europeans) as unsuitable might be a bit biased, considering it is clear that you are judging from the perspective of Americans/OG Capitalist countries Europeans, through the lens of "fashion scholars in fashion capitals" to judge the rest of the world. Europe and the Upper East Side of US benefit from the Gulf Stream, having a very favorable and temperate climate, neither too hot nor too cold like the regions in Asia, that in itself is a privilege, honestly!
Instead of making such narrow-minded remarks, maybe try learning about dialectical thinking and the cultural values that evolve over time. Don’t just "see the trees without seeing the forest." Approach the issue in a more worldly manner! Drawing cultural conclusions from a pair of pants or a dress is rather ridiculous lol
...omegalol. What kind of this nonsense ??? And what's wrong with K-Pop and the fans, are they fascists ?
Awful, example of how downgrade HC205.- America - US - Jill Fertitta
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I had thought that buying Couture was less to do with taste, but more to do with $.
I mean you chose to focus on that part of my comment, which is fine, but that is totally subjective. Just like taste!I had thought that buying Couture was less to do with taste, but more to do with $.
Making couture is more to do with taste ;-)
it's a forum, people.. gasp, discuss fashion at length, and there's a whole exchange preceding Kanzai's post. Nothing surprising about Americans reacting to a gross generalization about Americans and someone in another region doing exactly the same.
Judging from the above, you must have misunderstood what I meant:
It looks amazing fits perfectly love the chic day vibes
