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hmm there are a lot of old brands and designs out there in clothing, and I dont think I have ever owned anything from a "hot new" fashion brand My clothes are
by syshum 5y ago
hmm there are a lot of old brands and designs out there in clothing, and I dont think I have ever owned anything from a "hot new" fashion brand
My clothes are either no name, or old old companies like Carhartt, levis, Wrangler, Dickies, etc...
- quadrifoliate 5y ago> My clothes are either no name, or old old companies like Carhartt, levis, Wangler, Dickies, etc... You are wearing designer clothes! Just by a designer from 1873 [1]. The equivalent programmer would be John von Neumann, maybe. -------------------- [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levi_Strauss https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levi_Strauss
- syshum 5y agoExactly my point. the Comment I responded to was "No one wants old designers they want the Hot New young designers"
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- quadrifoliate 5y agoAlso from the comment: > ...but a few stalwarts (Yves Saint Laurent, Ralph Lauren, etc.) are evergreen and always in demand. They even end up influencing the larger trends of fashion. The "old" brands you are wearing are all the result of stalwart designers from the past.
- stonemetal12 5y agoCarhartt produces clothes designed by others. If you look at their wikipedia page, all the designers mentioned are either old and famous, or the young "hot new thing".
- jjk166 5y agoSomething tells me you're not in the fashion industry. The average customer doesn't give a shit about the hot new thing, be it fashion or web framework, but the customers aren't the ones hiring talent and shaping the industry.
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