/fa/ - Fashion

>>10479837
I'm not going to read all that becuase it's all bullshit. You're still trying to defend yourself against my opinion that "everything you said was wrong or uninformed" but the only way you can apparently defend yourself against this is by restating the same shit over and over again.

Cool! You have an opinion, that doesn't make it right at all. I prefer Ramones with white toe caps. Does thay make my opinion wrong now, and yours wrong? You're trying to apply this viewpoint of complete subjectivity(while also implying you're opinion is somehow better than mine) to art and creative expression when that isn't a viable or even remotely correct way of thinking. There is good art, and there is bad art. Some of that is up to the viewpoint of the person consuming it, yes, but to say that art is completely subjective is undeniably wrong.
>Rick isn't famous for simply adhering to some book
I mean he did get his original attention from big people and start, in patternmaking. A job where he was literally just going by the books, recreating garments peiple brought him. He has said himself if he had not had that background in actual garment design before he started designing he wouldn't be nearly as successful as he is today.

I don't even know where to start with you in regards to your views on "trends". Trends are so fucking predictable that people literally have jobs where thy are paid to do exactly that. They do follow-maybe not strict- but some fairly well defined guidelines.

I honestly don't know why you're defending your shitty critiques of even worse fits, lime if the outfits weren't already bad enough you had to go and project your own shitty personal opinions onto it. If fashion is so subjective and the point of it is for the person not the collective then how can you sit here and do something like that? Is that not just slightly hypocritical?

>>10357092
Agreed I think may of the pieces from the show were great and on par with other seasons but the presentation just wasn't there for some reason. I would honestly say I disliked vicious was a worse collection and more people would feel the same way if it weren't for the incredible performance that accompanied it. Many of the pieces were just so dull and unfun. I know it was supposed to be a sportier show to promote the Adidas collab but it really didn't work in my eyes.

Women's vicious was a superb show from every aspect though.