[ SECRET POST #4495 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4495 ⌋

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aayrtrt

[(Anonymous)]

or whatever lmao actually thanks for providing a fashion pov. I'm a tailor, so basically I make bank fixing the results of ready to wear clothing on "real" people. I only know some of what goes on in the design phase - enough to get by but not enough to be an expert. I know much more about patterns than I do design.

You're right, though, actual couture is where designers experiment and may come up with the next defining trend. There is a difference between that and the Met Gala art pieces. But the original anon equating Met Gala level art design to what ends up in stores was basically apples to oranges. There's a place for both, but to blame the result (off the rack clothing) on an unrelated cause (artsy designs) is what prompted me to step in.