/fa/ - Fashion

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Idk if you're still checking this thread, but Lemaire, even if he is a raging Pro-EU open borders liberal...there is something very Anti-Modern and Traditionalist about this excerpt form a Grailed article on him.

>But even with years of experience and involved roles at successful French brands, Lemaire felt a disconnect. The fashion world, as he saw it, was becoming too conceptual, too grandiose and too divorced from reality. What appealed to him was real, everyday, functional style—the kinds of clothes that he saw good-looking Parisians wearing for their daily routines, rather than what models wore in highly-produced runway shows. He decided to bridge that gap himself by starting his own eponymous label, beginning with a line of womenswear in 1991. Despite his young age and only a modest level of experience, Lemaire saw a small degree of success—particularly in Japan (he worked on a collaboration with Wrangler Japan during this period).