When fashion is no longer fashionable

McQueen's suicide, John Galliano left Dior, have to show us a reality: the past 10 years, such as McQueen, Galliano, Tom Ford and other talented fashion designer to show the small circle to the general public, today's fashion industry has an impact on an important force in contemporary culture. New York Fashion Week, Metropolitan Museum of Art at the Cleveland CG7 Irons  "Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty" exhibition attracted nearly 661,509 visitors. Galliano gives us a fireworks-like show, Gucci show full of fur-designed T-Taiwan show, and McQueen is brought on the show closed in a cage of wolves.

Economic development by the West and Brazil, Russia, India, China, demand for luxury goods market growing, large-scale value is no longer on the group began to design, their intent is to meet the needs of these markets. In addition to Marc Jacobs, Karl Lagerfeld, Miuccia Prada and other shows will create some strange feeling, the other shows are exactly the same, completely without feeling. The fact is that whether it is Marc Jacobs, Karl Lagerfeld, or Miuccia Prada can only attract people's attention just a few hours, show is over, everyone's focus would be shifted.

New York Fashion Week is no longer passion

Former New York Fashion Week looks like a circus, as a wide range of people into New York dress weird, like the world to show their unique dress, models vied with each other back and forth in the OTC show, and photographers even more hectic in Manhattan have their photos taken. But today's New York Fashion Week has lost its former lively sense of the process is now more professional, although there are as many as 250 shows, the whole arrangement is more efficient compact. Media interviews have not been reduced, but more like the young bloggers show customers the same sitting, timely dissemination of updated information.

Undeniably, however, today's New York Fashion Week has no past passion, but also the lack of talent that can attract the eye performed. Paper magazine editor Kim Hastreiter said: "Even the food industry more interesting than the fashion industry." The first French edition of Vogue editor Carine Roitfeld said: "fashion is no longer as interesting as before, when fashion has become a industry, had ceased to exist for those creative. "