TheCheekyCritic
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You might be surprised at how often they simply aren't allowed to, especially with brands like Tom Ford. Sometimes having a stylist is entirely irrelevant - you can either shoot the brand's head to toe look, or not at all. It's a really negative thing that's arrived in the past few years and essentially what started these head-to-toe collections editorials we see so often.
I get so bored seeing a runway look rehashed in countless publications, simply because the brand isn't willing to allow stylists to do their job.
That's disappointing. And with such taste-specific, "in-your-face" type styling as with e.g. Rihanna's look here, you'd think a brand would want to widen the scope of their (prospective) clientele by showing the diversity of their product rather than limit their showcase to just one look, especially one so obviously(?) not likely to appeal to a large majority. Especially from a brand like Tom Ford, who doesn't exactly shy away from the "mainstream", I find this surprisingly poor thinking.