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Models Step Out In Prison Garb
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That is just not right. Commit a felony, see a show. 
(while other students have to work hard and pay for fashion school!!!) 
well , i like the idea, I thinkt he clothes are horrible 
, but im glad tehya re giving them an oportunity, i seriouslyd oubt any of tehse peopel are going to get juobs in high fashion so i dount think theya re "takeing" any thing from fashion students.
, but im glad tehya re giving them an oportunity, i seriouslyd oubt any of tehse peopel are going to get juobs in high fashion so i dount think theya re "takeing" any thing from fashion students.
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Seemingly the common criminal tends to be much more creative than the average 'law-abiding' citizen.
I don't have a problem with it, but were it my taxes paying perhaps I would.
I don't have a problem with it, but were it my taxes paying perhaps I would.
I have to say that I think it's a good idea! Learning a trade, mastering a skill you can be proud of, is important to some of these women.
What it said in the article is "to give specialist fashion industry training to inmates and prepare them for life on the outside"; this can't be a bad thing in my book. It doesn't exactly say what kind of training either; they might simply be trained to be skilled workers. We need those! And even if they are trained in design, it's not like everyone who goes through design school becomes a good designer... You need some artistry/taste/feeling for that.
And honestly, if this jail program should happen to produce what could be the Chanel of our century, wouldn't the fashion world gain by it?
What it said in the article is "to give specialist fashion industry training to inmates and prepare them for life on the outside"; this can't be a bad thing in my book. It doesn't exactly say what kind of training either; they might simply be trained to be skilled workers. We need those! And even if they are trained in design, it's not like everyone who goes through design school becomes a good designer... You need some artistry/taste/feeling for that.
And honestly, if this jail program should happen to produce what could be the Chanel of our century, wouldn't the fashion world gain by it?
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think its not a bad idea it helps calm down the environment
well prisoners are educate in social behavior, peopel go to prison for reasons beyond they just felt like robing some body ,a lot fo peopel come from BAD familys and BAD backroudns and they are not fortunet anof to stay in school, go to college, get a job. liek you or other people are.Originally posted by leyla m.@Feb 1st, 2004 - 11:58 am
getting educated in FASHION is not what i consider a necessity when emprisoned (for whatever reason).
education in "social behaviour" would be more suitable..
this idea seems like a BIG JOKE to me
Im nto saying that it is an excuse for what they did, btu you ahve to give people a chance, why doutn they deserve to learn about fashion?
would you eb less upset if tehy learned abotu cars? that would take away from people spending time learning about cars.
and if you don't educate people and help them get jobs etc. tehy will just go back to hurting other people.
well prisoners are educate in social behavior, peopel go to prison for reasons beyond they just felt like robing some body ,a lot fo peopel come from BAD familys and BAD backroudns and they are not fortunet anof to stay in school, go to college, get a job. liek you or other people are.Originally posted by Spacemiu+Feb 1st, 2004 - 9:26 pm--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Spacemiu @ Feb 1st, 2004 - 9:26 pm)</div><div class='quotemain'> <!--QuoteBegin-leyla m.@Feb 1st, 2004 - 11:58 am
getting educated in FASHION is not what i consider a necessity when emprisoned (for whatever reason).
education in "social behaviour" would be more suitable..
this idea seems like a BIG JOKE to me
Im nto saying that it is an excuse for what they did, btu you ahve to give people a chance, why doutn they deserve to learn about fashion?
would you eb less upset if tehy learned abotu cars? that would take away from people spending time learning about cars.
and if you don't educate people and help them get jobs etc. tehy will just go back to hurting other people. [/b][/quote]
cars??? haha. .. thats in the same league.
i agree to a certain point but we are talking leisure here... and i just believe firmly that prison is not for leisure...and fashion fits into that category in some way
i dont get upset, just bothered when these things get encouraged. it just shows how hypocritical our society is.
put someone in prison but give them the opportunity to educate themselves in a 'leisure sector'. then they might as well, stay home do what they got to do, but under police protection. 
thats just my view
