2013年5月8日星期三

creativity and innovation continues to be alive and well within the fashion world

This includes Stella
McCartney and Karl Lagerfeld's phenomenally successful ranges
for H&M, while Kim Jones and Philip Treacy have recentiy stepped
up to create lines for Umbro. Although these designs could be
considered gimmicky, by making limited edition lines (which
usually sell out within a few hysterical hours in the case of H&M),
they manage to keep a whiff of exclusivity about them.
Film, as evidenced by McQueen's recent show, is also
beginning to be used as a more cost-effective means of showing
off new designs, "Films are increasingly popular in place of or
combined with a catwalk show, and this is something we have
been encouraging over the past five years at SHOW studio through
our moving fashion channel. " explains Penny Martin. "With the
exclusion of Alexander McQueen, film tends to be screened at
London Fashion Week and made by designers who are younger
and more aware of the potential for new media. Also, producing
films is less expensive than even the most basic show, which
costs around £50-70,000."
While it seems unlikely that these small gestures will
overthrow the industry's traditions any time soon, they do suggest
that creativity and innovation continues to be alive and well within
the fashion world, despite the corporate juggernaut that has
threatened to suppress the wilder innovations to ensure
maximum financial gain. "The industry is quite conservative, in
that they expect fashion week to exist as it always did and most
journalists still want to see clothes close-up," acknowiedges
Martin,  "There are certainly moves to incorporate strands of
branding into the shows... but I don't think there is a singie
designer that would say the role of their show is not to present
cutting edge design first and foremost."
Despite this, Saville retains his bleak viewpoint. "Fashion is
not defining progress anymore, it's caught up in another place
and the workings behind it are pretty Machiavellian in my
opinion," he says despairingly. "I don't like seeing the secrecy
and outright lying of the industry, it used to be like LSD, in that it
was something you might find difficult but ultimately was
rewarding, but now it's like crack."  yanzic0508.

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