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I don't think its "on purpose" in the sense of a grand conspiracy. If you're a designer, you cant keep sending the same clothes down the catwalk year after yea
by benj111 7y ago
I don't think its "on purpose" in the sense of a grand conspiracy.
If you're a designer, you cant keep sending the same clothes down the catwalk year after year, if you design for a client, you cant really design the same stuff as last time.
Everybody does it, even the software industry, the clothing industry just does it at a higher tempo.
Ultimately, you don't have to play the game if you don't want to. The most stylish people I know don't really follow what's fashionable, and then there's me with jeans, t shirt, and a nearing on 20 year old jumper (that's vintage right?). If anything 'fashion' just seems to be a keeping up with the Joneses thing, rather than about looking good.
- onemoresoop 7y agoMaybe you're right, it's not a grand conspiracy as in all the fashion people met and decided that, but the general tendency and the reason behind it is the same: sell more.