Here's the thing about clothes: they go with people's skin tone. Or they don't. So if you want to see what clothes look like on the right body, you have to put them on people with the skin tone those clothes were designed for. People whose skin is some shade of brown look good in different colors than people whose skin is some shade of cream. Or gold. Or red. You get the picture. Those clothes aren't white girl clothes. They are black girl clothes. Nice, rich, deep colors. What people are saying when they bitch about the show is that 1) those clothes wouldn't look good on them and therefore aren't worth making, and 2) black women don't deserve nice clothes.
Fuck that noise.
March 3 2016, 08:00:43 UTC 5 years ago
A Few Thoughts on this...
March 3 2016, 17:09:13 UTC 5 years ago Edited: March 3 2016, 17:10:06 UTC
I've long wondered WHY the fashion world ignores those people who aren't like the mainstream majority. Beauty comes in all shapes and sizes.
What these uneducated idiots who are doing all the bitching fail to realize is that about all it would take to produce a fashion show FOR EVERYONE based on his clothing would be for him to produce more than one color-way of each outfit and that's it. He could have had one for each set of skin tones.
He'd have gotten extra points for ultimate textile mastery from me if he'd also gone on to have produced the outfits in different body types/sizes but I say that because I'm size-challenged.
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These people doing the bitching about this fashion show are simply rat-arsed tacky and there's no amount of fancy clothing that will ever do anything to disguise the poverty of soul they've unwittingly displayed to the entire world.
{{{Heaves big heavy sigh.}}}
:^(
March 4 2016, 04:59:15 UTC 5 years ago
March 5 2016, 18:44:01 UTC 5 years ago Edited: March 5 2016, 18:44:50 UTC
Although I hesitate to say "it's okay if things aren't about you" to the people that get offended because I just know someone's going to turn it around and argue that that means there's no need for minority representation. Because some people have no sense of proportion or of the bigger picture.
March 5 2016, 21:45:06 UTC 5 years ago