Pieter Mulier - Designer, Creative Director of Alaïa

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^ He's liking any comments that criticize Pieter though.

That's the way social media works simplistic like as support. we do it on this forum as well besides writing.

Why we always preemptively look down on people standing up for them self....
Is it not with our voice we exercise freedom of speech and our right ? and with that comes a simple liking comments back that people stand with you .
What you guys want he write a poem take the high road and who says the high road is being silent always.

Authority bias is a real thing online and IRL, always seeing the one with the bigger job or in power as the right one or more favorable as victim of criticism.

Before stating what Patrick might be jealous of or his ambitions are, i recommend hearing his podcast interview of this year on zeitgeist.
Research is free.

 

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I know when we had to proofread interviews it was done by multiple people from the PR director to the right hand of CD and every department that's had to check for accuracy or signoff in case something like even a book title was correct etc its a normal thing!!It's not irrelevant.

To me irrelevant is the reader being fooled because nobody cares who was right hand of Raf it matters more for the industry

Unheard of in my experience that a piece for a magazine where you have time to edit is not send before to give green light when i can't be pre red on time its mentioned etc and things are agreed beforehand with trust.

If in the case a interviewer lies and the journalist can't find back up evidence or does not do proper investigation this is another layer.
I side eye both Pieter and the journalist..... again because its not ot the first time.

It's too simplistic to to place blame on one party when there are two sides responsible for accurate info

To me, it’s more an issue of integrity on him as a person.
Can we say that the reader is irrelevant in this case if the reader in this case is an industry person. We can’t avoid that part from the equation because it’s that said part that brought us in this conversation.

In the absolute the fault is shared by both but the professional fault lies in the hands of the publication that is publishing the article and that I hope will edit it in their website.

Pieter is never going to aknowledge the fact that either he lied or wasn’t bother by the misinformation. However, Bazaar will have to do something and I hope that it will get traction enough for them to do right by him.