Fashion show pic
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Fashion show pic
This is taken from the Kolor range for 2015. The model is wearing a skirt and... has a lace edged petticoat showing under the hem! Strangely enough I don't think it looks too femme but I'm not sure if this will catch on.
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Re: Fashion show pic
The poor chap in question looks dejected, dishevelled, and depressed. With "practitioners of the art" looking like that, why would it catch on?skirtpettiman wrote:This is taken from the Kolor range for 2015. The model is wearing a skirt and... has a lace edged petticoat showing under the hem! Strangely enough I don't think it looks too femme but I'm not sure if this will catch on.
I'd say that image is a good advertisement as to how not to look in a skirt.
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Re: Fashion show pic
i agree. Why would you not want the people modeling your clothing line to look as if they were happy to be wearing it?crfriend wrote:The poor chap in question looks dejected, dishevelled, and depressed. With "practitioners of the art" looking like that, why would it catch on?skirtpettiman wrote:This is taken from the Kolor range for 2015. The model is wearing a skirt and... has a lace edged petticoat showing under the hem! Strangely enough I don't think it looks too femme but I'm not sure if this will catch on.
I'd say that image is a good advertisement as to how not to look in a skirt.
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Re: Fashion show pic
Apparently, designers feel that smiling faces draw attention away from the clothes.dillon wrote:...Why would you not want the people modeling your clothing line to look as if they were happy to be wearing it?
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In my opinion the designers are the fools that are the reason the style doesn't make it out into the street. If the models don't look as if they are enjoying wearing the clothing the impression is that they are being forced into them and they don't like it at all. It's sorta like the commercials that say they are messages from real people but the dialog is so legalistic that you know its a script. Real people don't look or talk that way. If you are really attempting to market a look to real people then let it look like real people are wearing them.
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Re: Fashion show pic
If you watch a lot of the TV fashion shows the women seem to smile a lot more than the men. If the model looks like he or she was forced to wear the designers clothes I would not even bother to buy it.
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Re: Fashion show pic
I recall a comment that fashion designers indulge in a form of art. Model + outfit = art.
(Which would explain the "unisex" fad)
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They are not.hoborob wrote:...If you are really attempting to market a look to real people then let it look like real people are wearing them.
Haute couture sells to people who can afford to pay thousands of dollars for a garment with the main purpose of showing others they can afford to do so. And the designs eventually sold are seldom straight off the runway.
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Re: Fashion show pic
Yes, I would have a facial expression like that if I had paid full price.
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Re: Fashion show pic
It's too much top for too little bottom.
As a matter of personal taste, I think closer, shorter skin hugging tops work good with skirts, especially smaller skirts like the one featured in this thread. The top here is too baggy.
As another avenue of men's fashion freedom- like women we should not be afraid to show off our curves!
As a matter of personal taste, I think closer, shorter skin hugging tops work good with skirts, especially smaller skirts like the one featured in this thread. The top here is too baggy.
As another avenue of men's fashion freedom- like women we should not be afraid to show off our curves!
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Re: Fashion show pic
Over all the years that I have looked at mens fashions shows I cant think of a case where the fashion shown on the stage ever makes it into the stores on main street. These days mens fashion evolves real slow compared to what it did in the 1960's-70's
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On the other hand, if you look at a women's catalog (e.g. WomanWithin) you see the models having ecstaticly happy expressions on their faces. I guess that helps to sell clothes.
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You're right! And now I've figured out the difference. The skinny, pale, dour models just have low blood sugar from starving themselves. A good pizza and maybe some cheesecake, and they'd be smiling too! I CHOOSE HAPPINESS!!!JohnH wrote:On the other hand, if you look at a women's catalog (e.g. WomanWithin) you see the models having ecstaticly happy expressions on their faces. I guess that helps to sell clothes.
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