Fashion during COVID
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- The $400-billion-a-year fashion industry has taken a hit during the pandemic, as clothing store sales plunged a record 79%. Correspondent Alina Cho talks with fashion designers Tory Burch and Tracy Reese, as well as retailers and fashion historians, about how businesses pivoted during COVID-19, and the industry's future prospects for the runway.
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She makes a good point about being able to dream. Fashion is important right now, to lift our spirits. Even if it’s from a thrift store and not Tory Burch.
Ever shop your closet? Try it. I’ve found cool things with tags. Tags? Ridiculous.
Vintage Laura Ashley at the back of the closet, summer jumpers and dresses for fall that look great with Wellies.
Amen friend...thank God for the beauty of gooood fashion! Peace.💃🌷💃🌷💃
"To have the ability to escape and dream, is everything." That brought tears to my eyes. I so miss life before Covid.
Keep the faith. It will get better. I read classics. Cut pictures from fav mags for my dream book. Rearrange the spice cupboard. Call my elderly mom a lot. Text the kids and send them photos of what I am doing. Cooking. Sending books I already read to friends. Send a book around. Each person reads and signs it with a note about how they liked the book. The 20th person sends it back to you to read the comments. People also do this with art, each one fills a page and the last person sends it back to the originator. Be your own best friend. : )
Alyson Mel, healthy attitude. I think on the positive side, this has been a reset for a lot of folks. As an artist and a vendor, I rely upon the spring/summer festival season to earn my bread, and missing that does make me anxious. But on the plus side, I’m getting a lot of art done on a personal level. Painting murals on my own walls and doors that I’ve never made the time to do before; and finally creating art pieces that I’ve had brewing in the back of my mind for a long time. I ask myself how I want to come out of this, and the answer is “creatively.”
Dressing up, putting on makeup to eat nachos and watch a bad movie with my husband at home, does wonders for my mood
In the weekend im dressing up and have my own fancy dinner at home. Lol
@Daniel Dean im not a sheep. I just sometimes feel bored at home and i need spiced things up.
That’s such a cute & creative idea!☺️✨🌸
Of course because the top 1% can afford to shop at Saks.
Respect for Tory and those who are dealing with the virus in a mature manner. Thanks to all,. Hope they return with more power. We are becoming even more environmentally aware. I hope the fashion industry is also. There is focus on the world we leave the future.
“We need to save american jobs”.....I believe she MEANS her own wealth.
Careful saying “too big to fail.” I love fashion, however at this time it is not at the forefront. It is crystal clear that buying clothes now with nowhere to wear them is a fool’s folly.
Yep I bought a bunch of summer clothes in March I never got to wear
UNLESS YOU ARE A SHOPAHOLIC FOR SHOES, BAGS, JEWELRY (HOARDING OUT OF BOREDOM)
Joni Heisenberg I don’t think all fashion brands will survive the pandemic, but I do think fashion as an industry will still exist post-COVID. It will (hopefully) be a better industry, weeding out the garbage, and incorporating improvements (sustainability, diversity and inclusion, etc). Adapt or die, basically. But I do agree that buying clothes with no where to go is a foolish thing. I’ve been focusing on essentials in my wardrobe.
Thank God for fashion & all things beautiful right now! I need this wonderfulness in my life...especially in 2020!💃🌷
I heard from my Dentist, he’s getting more walk in customers nowadays, because ppl wants to have that nice smile since working from home and having multiple virtual meetings
Yes
Least of my problems
Nice designs. The fabrics happy, lots of movement. Keep going!!
I wonder if lipstick companies are suffering.
I'm still wearing it; even though no one can see it, I know it's there.
Jessica Zane I know in reading from WWII that's one thing women didn't go without.
That's a good point. I'm a guy so when I see girl with her eyes all done up I just assume she's wearing lipstick under her mask.
Lately, when I'm in a drive-thru, I'm happy just to see "smiling" eyes :)
I love Tory Burch, I have been wearing her shoes for 5 yeats now, buy more shoes, purses and clothes. I will always support local economy, and her brand. We will survive this, one day be able to go to a store with out a mask.
Seeing Alina Cho back on television 😭😭🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳. She was my transition from Saturday morning cartoons to young adulthood. Please have her back a correspondent!!!
Thanks
Please stay safe everyone
Please tell me the style and name of the boots Tory Burch is wearing towards the end... I want to purchase !!!! 6:35 please help!! Thankyou !! Love ya Sunday Morning!!! :)
They look like the Miller Lug Boots....they're online!
Switched to project 333 and 5 piece french wardrobe, I will never replace it.
Sorry but this isn’t mainstream America. Are we supposed to feel sorry for Tory?
not everything is mainstream ...
Tops and sweaters are big sellers.
Yoga pants, PJ bottoms, and house dresses👏❤
Welcome home Tracy Reese.
The industry sucks. Along with the beauty. They need to push more online shopping and webfashion shows.
@olga zhdanova • You may have a perfect body but mine isn't. My arms are proportionally short for my long torso. I have to try clothes so on-line shopping is of very little help to me.
Another of my co-workers has very long legs.
If you're a women who can wear any style from multiple sellers, count yourself lucky but please don't spoil things for those of us who can't.
@@yvonnetomenga5726 free returns and exchange of sizing will help.
@@olgazhdanova8034 • When you have to try on 10 garments to find one that looks half decent, remote shopping isn't worth it. Plus, stores stop sending you stuff when you have too many returns.
Go to public in veil fashion inspired by Giovanni Strazza.
Fashion is a make-believe industry with a luxury that’s the first to go under a pandemic.
Makes no sense to dress up with nowhere to go!
What is the song in the beginning of this???
Your collection is beautiful
What a huge joke. Who actually even wears that stuff. It is all very veiled, overhyped and bogusly criticed. Someone rich in fashion and losing money paid for this veiled ad, I think 🤔
INSPIRING PIECE
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*Yeah stupid silly price tag...
I suggest we dress from the combo pass 60 years if all combined!!!*
Plus reused I never got lice .bed bugs or any bug from shopping used...
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Dresses are in HOT fashion.
Used to wear pant suits and button ups 5 days a week in the office. Now I wear jeans and love every minute of the new casual world. Still fashionable but less stuffy!
I thought sweatpants were part of the pandemic
im not really like fashion its to expensive for me
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Make sure to skip over 5:00 - 5:47
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Take off these stupid masks and open up your consciousness. We are shifting to a higher frequency . This pandemic is over rated and full of fear mongering. Who gives a crap about the fashion industry when being happy is way more important.