How Covid Is Transforming the $380 Billion Luxury Fashion Industry | The Business of Fashion Show
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2021
- Founder and CEO of The Business of Fashion, Imran Amed travels to Paris for the first time since global lockdowns to find designers Demna Gvasalia of Balenciaga and Marine Serre exploring provocative strategies toward building a more socially and environmentally conscious fashion industry.
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Where I live, there is a huge homeless population and crimes. My parents bought me a luxury bag but I've never carried it out in public except when I was traveling in Canada. I only buy products based on the design and quality, not the name of the brand. My favorite pair of sandals are those that I purchased on Etsy.
Luxury is about the rich people, so this industry is rather flexible. It will find new ways to adapt to the current storms.
What annoys me the most is that these so called a majority of these high class fashion brands exploit their workers with long hours and little pay even though they are selling products for an extremely high price tag.
I switched years ago from fashion to reupholstery. So glad I get to reduce, reuse, upcycle. Last of a dying breed. 2% of the world do what we still do.
I love high fashion, but most of the time I cannot justify to pay the high price tag so just window shopping. Thanks for the virtual elite access.
I used to love high fashion, but the more I learn about what goes on in the industry the more I feel like pursuing a different career choice, so much nepotism, elitism, and lack of creativity. it’s almost as if you don’t fit within certain enclaves, you’re not welcomed.
High fashion is sometimes very abstract, very elitist, very bizarre and sometimes purely ridiculous. But if you push all of the crazy price tags aside and all the ridiculous celebrity endorsers too, you find artisans, people who study and excel in a craft. They deserve to be highlighted more. Behind that overpriced Chanel bag is a leather/chain/fabric artisan and years of creative thought and passion. Fast fashion is slowly killing our planet (water consumption, landfills, toxic chemical dumped in village waters, people paid pennies etc), haute couture is rare, it’s scarce. I find the luxury scene beyond ridiculous but I love my high end pieces, that have lasted me years and will continue to do so. Behind these fashion shows are artisans, that will always be better than any fast producing machine.
Imran interviews the most powerful individuals in the fashion industry; but I truly believe he holds just as much influence. This series is exactly what the industry needs in terms of consumers listening and fellow designers/industry professionals taking note. Imran is the projector of those poignant words and as a collective it holds much greater power.
people are really stuck on the price tags and not understanding that couture is only made to order by experts in their fields. that's what this video is looking at. These pieces are art, and art is different for everyone. just because you don't like this version of art doesn't make you better than those who do. I could never afford these pieces but that doesn't stop me from really appreciating the vision behind it.
I don't see the fashion industry as a whole changing pandemic or not unless the world was ending , all they care about is $$$
I love love love the BOF! Great documentary.
What we wear says nothing about who we are. Clothes are not replacement for personality. Our actions and character says who we are. We need to shift this perspective and make clothes less important. This will reduce consumerism and fast fashion.
I would completely buy from her 100% her clothes are just muah. I realized quickly mainstream fashion is eh. But her repurposed stuff is amazing.
simplicity is the best fashion statement one can make .....
I still have clothes I wear from high school…… I’m 45 😂😂😂
I’ll wait until it’s in charity shops ;)
Luxury is not about craftsmanship. It's about selfaffirmation. "Look, I have Gucci, but you don't. You are loser, I am winner. Live with that". This is what luxury is.
Balanciaga says he is all about asking questions. Maria is all about making solutions.
The worst thing to happen to fashion was ‘influencers’ who encourage always wanting the next instead of appreciating the now and the classic. They’re so fickle and encourage everyone else to be the same.
I love every video of "Business of Fashion". Imran Amed is a breathe of "Inspiration and Newness". Thank you. Cape Town.