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Fashion Tips from a Man (5): Elegance, subtlety, and balance# Fashion - 美丽时尚

w*r2011-05-17 07:05

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【以下文字转载自 SanFrancisco 讨论区】
发信人: saiholmes (saiholmes), 信区: SanFrancisco
标题: Re: 反对Ted Lieu, 要从CA 的 33选区开始
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Sat Feb 22 18:17:44 2014, 美东)
反对SCA5, 不要浪费时间, 要这样做才有帮助, 请转发
从我做起，从现在做起！我们还来得及反对SCA5
目前，加州众议院的80席中，有55席民主党，25席共和党。
对这个法案SCA5的支持，党派分票。
我们只需要保证 2 个以上民主党议员勇敢地站出来，投票反对，
我们就可以让法案胎死腹中。
现在我们可以做的是写信给代表我们选区的加州众议员，去他们的网站给他们写
http://findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov/
寻找自己选区的州众议员
下面网站里选Act Now有两个请愿投票, 有时间也去投票, 才能这壮大声势.
http://www.saynosca5.com/
可能被影响的民主党州众议员列表, 这一份名单有被精心筛选过, 确定是机率比较高,
不会让大家浪费子弹, 集中火力攻击, 我先写好篇文章, 这篇下面有很多范例, 全部用
Email再加上Facebook用Message发给对方, 大概总共花15分钟全部发完。
中间这种https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/地址的要发, 一定必须要是填该选区
地址, 才能写电子邮件给他们, 不然不会让你发, 如果不是自己选区的就不用了.
Wesley Chesbro (North Coast)
710 E Street, Suite 150, Eureka, CA 95501
Tel: (707) 445-7014 Fax: (707) 445-6607
Email: a********************[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD02
Richard Pan (Sacramento)
2251 Florin Road, Suite 156, Sacramento CA 95822
Phone: (916)-262-0999 Fax: (916)262-0995
Email: a****************[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD09
http://www.drrichardpan.com/contact
https://www.facebook.com/RichardPanMD
Ken Cooley (Sacramento)
2729 Prospect Park Drive, Suite 130, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670
Tel: (916) 464-1910 Fax: (916) 464-1915
Email: a*******************[email protected] & k*[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD08
http://www.kencooley.com/contact
https://www.facebook.com/ken.cooley
Mariko Yamada (Southern Sacramento Valley, Wine Country, & North Bay)
725 Main Street Suite 206, Woodland, CA 95695
Tel: (530) 662-7867 Fax: (530) 662-6370
Email: a*******************[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD04
http://www.marikoyamada.net/contact
https://www.facebook.com/assemblymember.yamada
Marc Levine (North Bay)
3501 Civic Center Drive, Room 412, San Rafael, CA 94903
Tel: (415) 479-4920 Fax: (415) 479-2123
Email: a*******************[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD10
https://www.facebook.com/joinmarc
Rob Bonta (Central East Bay of the Bay Area)
1515 Clay Street, Ste. 2204, Oakland, CA 94612
Phone: (510) 286-1670 Fax: (510) 286-1888
Email: a******************[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD18
http://www.robbonta.com/contact/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Assemblymember-Rob-Bonta/160502927367568
Joan Buchanan (East Bay)
2694 Bishop Dr., Ste. 275, San Ramon, CA 94583
Tel: (925) 328-1515 Fax: (925) 328-1514
Email: a*********************[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD16
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Assemblymember-Joan-Buchanan/220573791429818
Tom Ammiano (San Francisco)
455 Golden Gate Avenue, Suite 14300, San Francisco, CA 94102
Phone (415) 557-3013 Fax (415) 557-3015
Email: a********************[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD17
https://www.facebook.com/AssemblymemberTomAmmiano
Phil Ting (丁右立) (San Francisco & San Mateo County)
455 Golden Gate Avenue, Suite 14600, San Francisco, CA 94102
Tel: (415) 557-2312 Fax: (415) 557-1178
Email: a*****************[email protected] & i**[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD19
https://www.facebook.com/philtingsf
Kevin Mullin (San Francisco Peninsula)
1528 South El Camino Real, Suite 302, San Mateo, CA 94402
Tel: (650) 349-2200 Fax: (650) 341-4676
Email: a*******************[email protected] & i**[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD22
https://www.facebook.com/AssemblymemberKevinMullin
Rich Gordon (San Francisco Peninsula suburbia into Silicon Valley)
5050 El Camino Real, Suite 117, Los Altos, CA 94022
Tel: (650) 691-2121 Fax: (650) 691-2120
Email: a*******************[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD24
https://www.facebook.com/RichGordon24
Paul Fong (方文忠) (Silicon Valley)
2105 South Bascom Avenue, Suite 160, Campbell, CA 95008
Tel: (408) 371-2802 Fax: (408) 371-2809
Email: a*****************[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD28
http://www.paulfongforcouncil.com/#!contact/c1zdo
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Paul-Fong/12907543117
Bob Wieckowski (East Bay and Silicon Valley)
39510 Paseo Padre Parkway, Suite 280, Fremont, CA 94538
Tel: (510) 440-9030 Fax: (510) 440-9035
Email: a***********************[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD25
https://www.facebook.com/bobwieckowski
https://www.facebook.com/Wieckowski4Senate
Mark Stone (Monterey Bay)
701 Ocean Street, 318-B, Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Tel: (831) 425-1503 Fax: (831) 425-2570
Email: a******************[email protected] & i**[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD29
http://friendsofmarkstone.org/contact
https://www.facebook.com/AssemblymemberMarkStone
Das Williams (Santa Barbara and Ventura)
101 W. Anapamu Street, Suite A, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Tel: (805) 564-1649 Fax: (805) 564-1651
Email: a*********************[email protected] & [email protected]
com
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD37
https://www.facebook.com/DasWilliamsPage
Ed Chau (周本立) (San Gabriel Valley)
1255 Corporate Center Dr. Ste 306, Monterey Park, CA 91754
Tel: (323) 264-4949 Fax: (323) 264-4916
Tel: (626) 403-3033 Fax: (626) 403-3022
Email: a*****************[email protected] & e*************[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD49
https://www.facebook.com/edwin.chau.98
Mike Gatto (Eastern end of the San Fernando Valley)
300 East Magnolia Boulevard, Suite 504, Burbank, CA 91502
Tel: (818) 558-3043 Fax: (818) 558-3042
Email: a******************[email protected] & [email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD43
http://mikegatto.com/volunteers/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Assemblyman-Mike-Gatto/248355458520271
Al Muratsuchi (South Bay, Beach Cities and the Palos Verdes Peninsula)
3460 Torrance Blvd., Suite 306, Torrance, CA 90503
Tel: (310) 316-2164 Fax: (310) 316-2480
Email: a***********************[email protected] & i**[email protected]
m*****[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD66
https://www.facebook.com/almuratsuchi
Richard Bloom (West Los Angeles)
2800 28th Street, Suite 150, Santa Monica, CA 90405
Tel: (310) 450-0041 Fax: (310) 450-6090
Email: a******************[email protected]
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD50
http://www.richardbloom.com/contact
https://www.facebook.com/RichardBloomCampaign
Toni Atkins (San Deigo)
1350 Front St., Room 6054, San Diego, CA 92101
Tel: (619) 645-3090 Fax: (619) 645-3094
Email: a*******************[email protected] & [email protected]
gmail.com
https://lcmspubcontact.lc.ca.gov/PublicLCMS/ContactPopup.php?district=AD78
https://www.facebook.com/SDToni
https://www.facebook.com/toni.atkins.52
下面这个人是罪魁祸首, 请大家用力骂
Ed Hernandez
100 S. Vincent Ave, Ste. 401, West Covina, CA 91790
Phone: (626) 430-2499 Fax: (916) 651-4924
Email: s***************[email protected]
http://sd24.senate.ca.gov/contact/email
https://www.facebook.com/DrEdHernandez
http://www.edhernandez4senate.com/ (选Contact)
下面是请愿文章的范例, 最好是自己能添加一些自己的意见, 能够写一篇自己的文章是
最好, 反正能够发那么多遍, 不会吃亏. 发文章时称呼对方用First Name就可以, 写自
己的名字的时候最好是First Name+Last Name, 这样看起来比较正式有力.
Dear XXX:
Please vote "NO" on SCA-5. This bill is to include race as a factor to
provide preference in college admissions. I firmly believe that this is
against the fundamental principles of U.S. law and the American legal system
. All men are equal regardless of race.
Therefore, I strongly urge you to vote NO on this matter. Your vote is very
important to everyone in our community.
Thank you,
XXX
Dear XXX,
Please vote "NO" on SCA-5. SCA-5 proposed using race as a factor in college
admissions. I urge you to fight against SCA-5. Just as Martin Luther King
said 41 years ago, no children should be judged by the color of their skin,
but by the content of their character. Your child(ren) deserve this dream.
Every American child deserves this dream. Don't you agree? It is about right
or wrong. This is where the difference comes between a politician and a
statesman/woman.
It's your choice which side you're on. The people who shares the same dream
as Martin Luther King will remember your choice. They will decide who they
vote for, who they send money to, and who they canvass for.
Best regards,
XXX
Dear XXX,
Please vote "NO" on SCA-5. It is pure racism! My kids future is as important
as anyone's kids. Why two individuals at the same level of education might
differ in their college admissions? What century do we live in? This is
supposedly a country that believes in equality.
I strongly urge you to fight against SCA-5. Otherwise, no more votes and
donations from me and all my relatives and friends for you or any Democrats.
Everyone in our community will pay close attention to this issue.
Respectfully,
XXX
Dear XXX,
Please vote "NO" on SCA-5. Objection to any law that allow any
discrimination against, or granting preferential treatment to, any
individual or group on the basis of race in the operation of public
education. Racial discrimination is wrong, whichever way it goes, in
whatever name. If diversity is the point of preferences, why only in college
admissions? Why not in the recruitment process of government agencies? in
entertainment, in sports...
I strongly urge you to fight against SCA-5. All men are equal regardless of
race. Otherwise, no more votes and donations from me and all my relatives
and friends for you or any Democrats. Everyone in our community will pay
close attention to this issue.
Best regards,
XXX
Dear XXX,
Please vote "NO" on SCA-5. I am impressed that this clear violation of
constitutional law could even pass the senate! What are senators doing? How
do we explain to our children that what they've been taught on equal
opportunity is no longer true. It has been amended. Martin Luther King, Jr.
said I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a
nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the
content of their character. But it is no longer in accord with reality. Why
don't we amend the employment standards after college admissions? So those
who are entitled to privileges in admission could automatically get a
government job?
I strongly urge you to fight against SCA-5. All men are equal regardless of
race. Otherwise, no more votes and donations from me and all my relatives
and friends for you or any Democrats. Everyone in our community will pay
close attention to this issue.
Respectfully,
XXX
Dear XXX,
Please vote "NO" on SCA-5. This bill is total racism. It's a waste of public
money for those senators working on this nonsense. The rational behind the
bill is totally ridiculous. We believe in the right of education for all
californians. What a degradation! California should not enrolled students
based on race rather than qualifications.
I strongly urge you to fight against SCA-5. Otherwise, no more votes and
donations from me and all my relatives and friends for you or any Democrats.
Everyone in our community will pay close attention to this issue.
Respectfully,
XXX
Dear XXX,
Please vote "NO" on SCA-5. "I have a dream that my four little children will
one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of
their skin, but by the content of their character."---Martin Luther King, Jr
. Do we helping Martin Luther King's dream(which is my dream too)? Do we
punishing the students who working hard by racial preferences? Is this the
right way to promote better education for California?
I strongly urge you to fight against SCA-5. Otherwise, no more votes and
donations from me and all my relatives and friends for you or any Democrats.
Everyone in our community will pay close attention to this issue.
Respectfully,
XXX
Dear XXX,
Please vote "NO" on SCA-5. The only barrier for student of any colors for
higher education is their work enthusiasm. How about we do the same thing
for the State Assembly? Candidate must collect certain amount of votes (
scores in S.A.T.) to be qualified, then by using qualified candidates’ race
and ethnic background to decide if he/she can become a member of the
California State Assembly. Because "We need to ensure that the State
Assembly reflects our changing population".
I strongly urge you to fight against SCA-5. Students should be admitted
based on merits, not race! Otherwise, no more votes and donations from me
and all my relatives and friends for you or any Democrats. Everyone in our
community will pay close attention to this issue.
Respectfully,
XXX
Dear XXX,
Please vote NO on SCA 5. The constitutional amendment to repeal provisions
implemented through the enactment of Proposition 209. I believe preferential
treatment based on race in college admission is not the right practice. In
addition it violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment
. Children who study and work hard deserve equal opportunity in college
admission regardless of their race.
I strongly urge you to vote "No" on SCA 5. Thank you for listening to the
voice of your people.
Respectfully,
XXX
最后可以再加上下面这个
For more information on this topic, please refer to the article and video
below.
The Painful Truth About Affirmative Action
http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/10/the-painful
Elder vs. State Senator Ed Hernandez (D-CA) on Racial Preferences, Jan. 31,
2014
http://vimeo.com/86149155
如果要加The Painful Truth About Affirmative Action这个连结要再修整一下,
网页上直接按连结, 用copy & paste会贴成不完整连结, 请注意一下这一点.
连结如果缩短是http://tinyurl.com/9jrnul4

s*t2011-05-17 07:05

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大部分人看到一个好的搭配，第一个反应一般都是“好看”，“有气场”，“气质好”
，但是为什么好看，却说不出道理。
"Mystery is one of the most important qualities a woman can possess. A woman
who is an open book is boring."
-Carolina Herrera
So, how do you create mystery? Elegance and glamor. Yes, these are two big
words, but if one is willing to put in the work, she can eventually master
this art. I don't think I need to talk about glamor -- this is discussed
everyday on this board. Let's talk about elegance.
Elegance is a very abstract concept -- it's not a particular design, but
rather a sensation you can deliver by your entire look, from far to near,
from head to toe. It instigates all kinds of imagination in your audience -
- you have class, you have taste, you know how to arrange the details, you
know yourself, you know your audience, you look different and better than
all the other 99%...
To achieve a state of elegance, keep two things in mind: subtlety and
balance. You want to look nonchalant rather than trying too hard. You want
your entire look, including hair, makeup, and nails, to be balanced --
everything at the same level, nothing stands out or falls short too
much.
Now, let's start from the basic elements of style -- shape, color, and
pattern/texture.
Shape is the first thing a man notices about a woman, before he even focuses
his eyes on her face. You always want to create a feminine shape, from top
to bottom. This is where the hairdo and high heels come into play. Now,
for the middle part, you want to create that hour-glass shape: large bust,
narrow waist, curvy hip, long, firm legs. A critical piece here is getting
well-fitting clothing. Almost without exception, most of the off-the-shelf
clothes do NOT fit you. You need to know the exactly measurements that fit
you. I have seen too many women buying things only based on their design
but not caring about their fit -- this is the wrong approach.
Take, for example, the photo below of CH -- she does not have a big bust,
her arms are not skinny, and her waist is not very narrow. However, she has
a carefully tailored shirt that makes her arms look thinner, her shoulders
look more square (which gives a more athletic look, and she cocked up her
collars to neutralize the square shoulders). Her skirt has a big
flare, which makes her waist appear smaller. Moreover, the black skirt
makes her lower body appear leaner and draws our attention to her well toned
legs, which are further accentuated by her high heels. Obviously, she put
in a lot of thoughts into creating this seemingly simple but extremely
elegant look.
Color coordination by itself is an art. A basic rule is that you do not
create more contrast than the natural contrast between your hair and facial
complexion (so that people's attention is drawn to your face, not your
clothes). This is generally not a problem for us Asians, unless you have a
very dark skin tone. It's hard to generalize as to what works and what
doesn't. You will have to experiment, and then stick to the combinations
that work for you. Remember the color wheel and the contrast colors -- two
colors that are separated by three colors on the wheel. These will be you
basic starting points. Play with tint and shade (adding white/gray/black),
and you will see all sorts of possibilities.
Here is an excellent article about color coordination (it applies to both
men and women, and even to interior design):
http://www.mens-fashion-tips.com/color-coordination.html
I remember seeing the red and green theme photo shoot-outs on this board.
Unfortunately, there weren't many shots that showed sophisticated color
coordination (different shades of red/green, matched with other hues).
As to pattern/texture, I think most women on this board already have plenty
of experience with that.

y*s2011-05-17 07:05

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lz
it just came across my mind. would you please do a thread about leopard/
animal prints?

woman
big
master

【在 s**********t 的大作中提到】

: 大部分人看到一个好的搭配，第一个反应一般都是“好看”，“有气场”，“气质好”
: ，但是为什么好看，却说不出道理。
: "Mystery is one of the most important qualities a woman can possess. A woman
: who is an open book is boring."
: -Carolina Herrera
: So, how do you create mystery? Elegance and glamor. Yes, these are two big
: words, but if one is willing to put in the work, she can eventually master
: this art. I don't think I need to talk about glamor -- this is discussed
: everyday on this board. Let's talk about elegance.
: Elegance is a very abstract concept -- it's not a particular design, but

s*t2011-05-17 07:05

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Personally I don't like leopard because it's too conspicuous and most stuff
are just prints.
I like snake, lizard, crocodile, they make great pumps. And their color is
neutral, so it can go with a lot of things.
Ostrich leather makes very chic loafers. Same goes for bags.

【在 y**s 的大作中提到】

: lz
: it just came across my mind. would you please do a thread about leopard/
: animal prints?
:
: woman
: big
: master

S*i2011-05-17 07:05

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fashion sense at this level is hard to be preached , good luck.

p*l2011-05-17 07:05

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时尚专栏写作需要增强可操作性

s*t2011-05-17 07:05

7 楼

Band-aid beauty advice is cheap... one can get a bunch for 1.99 a month at
any magazine stand.
To be the top 1%, you need to put in the effort that the rest 99% is not
willing to make.

【在 p*********l 的大作中提到】

: 时尚专栏写作需要增强可操作性

p*l2011-05-17 07:05

8 楼

你这个太形而上了，品位不是一天两天能提高的，专栏不给力，影响我老人家的生意，
流量上不去，版面每天得到的奖励还不够发活动包子的，这么瞎搞会破产底。。。还是
快餐好卖！我们不要Ｍｒ．Ｃｈｏｗ，要Ｐａｎｄａ　Ｅｘｐｒｅｓｓ！／／吐！

【在 s**********t 的大作中提到】

: Band-aid beauty advice is cheap... one can get a bunch for 1.99 a month at
: any magazine stand.
: To be the top 1%, you need to put in the effort that the rest 99% is not
: willing to make.

y*s2011-05-17 07:05

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Yeah I like exotic leather, too. although I know most men hold qualms toward
python and anaconda looool
but really what I was asking was animal prints, among which the most popular
one is probably leopard. and then you also have cheetah, zebra, snow
leopard, bangal, et cetera. I saw this editorial shot for BAZAAR CHINA June
issue. and I really want to know what men think of it because I don't feel
anything despite all the raves flooding the internet...Is it just me or this
whole trend is just a hype?
I also attached three different prints off the fall/winter runway
collections. Personally i love the de la renta look for its fluidity.

stuff
is

【在 s**********t 的大作中提到】

: Personally I don't like leopard because it's too conspicuous and most stuff
: are just prints.
: I like snake, lizard, crocodile, they make great pumps. And their color is
: neutral, so it can go with a lot of things.
: Ostrich leather makes very chic loafers. Same goes for bags.

y*s2011-05-17 07:05

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two more pictures

toward
popular
June
this

【在 y**s 的大作中提到】

: Yeah I like exotic leather, too. although I know most men hold qualms toward
: python and anaconda looool
: but really what I was asking was animal prints, among which the most popular
: one is probably leopard. and then you also have cheetah, zebra, snow
: leopard, bangal, et cetera. I saw this editorial shot for BAZAAR CHINA June
: issue. and I really want to know what men think of it because I don't feel
: anything despite all the raves flooding the internet...Is it just me or this
: whole trend is just a hype?
: I also attached three different prints off the fall/winter runway
: collections. Personally i love the de la renta look for its fluidity.

f*f2011-05-17 07:05

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To be honest, these pics look very scary to me.:( I remembered I ordered a
zebra print jacket and I was totally scared because it looked too real even
though it was faux fur.
I guess I cannot handle animal print unless its just small accessories. But
Im very country la...

toward
popular
June
this

【在 y**s 的大作中提到】

: Yeah I like exotic leather, too. although I know most men hold qualms toward
: python and anaconda looool
: but really what I was asking was animal prints, among which the most popular
: one is probably leopard. and then you also have cheetah, zebra, snow
: leopard, bangal, et cetera. I saw this editorial shot for BAZAAR CHINA June
: issue. and I really want to know what men think of it because I don't feel
: anything despite all the raves flooding the internet...Is it just me or this
: whole trend is just a hype?
: I also attached three different prints off the fall/winter runway
: collections. Personally i love the de la renta look for its fluidity.

A*g2011-05-17 07:05

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RE

s*t2011-05-17 07:05

13 楼

I haven't really paid much attention to animal prints, partly because to me
it's something that comes and goes with trend. My gut wants to say it's a
hype created by the "fashion" industry.
Animal prints have existed for a long time. They were very popular in the
70's glam rock era.
Regardless of its popularity, there is a fundamental problem of animal
prints -- they wear you, instead of you wear them.
Animal prints are essentially patterns. A rule of thumb of wearing patterns
is that you should never wear something that has a higher contrast than the
natural contrast of your complexion and hair. Most of the animal skin
prints have such a dramatic contrast that it requires the wearer to wear
even more dramatic makeup to match it.
The first group of photos you posted are a perfect example to illustrate
this: the model has to wear very heavy shades on her face and have a
blinding amount of light on her to match the leopard. She also has to have a wild hairdo to balance the beasty look.
Another problem with garments made of animal prints is that they make
everything fatter. Take, for example, the 3rd photo in the left column.
Those leopard pants make her legs look fat, although her legs are quite lean
.
Remember, you always want to wear something that draws the attention to you

p*l2011-05-17 07:05

14 楼

我觉得，小面积的ａｎｉｍａｌ　ｐｒｉｎｔ容易ｈａｎｄｌｅ，比如包　鞋　帽子
围巾，大面积的穿有点太张扬了，特别是对比鲜明的颜色，十来岁的小姑娘可以用无敌
青春来对付，显得活泼热情，再大一点年纪，就容易显得俗艳惊人，有点ｔｒｙｉｎｇ
ｔｏｏ　ｈａｒｄ，不够淡定

w*p2011-05-17 07:05

15 楼

very well written! and I actually agree with a lot of things you said.
Please continue.
Thanks!

woman
big
master

【在 s**********t 的大作中提到】

: 大部分人看到一个好的搭配，第一个反应一般都是“好看”，“有气场”，“气质好”
: ，但是为什么好看，却说不出道理。
: "Mystery is one of the most important qualities a woman can possess. A woman
: who is an open book is boring."
: -Carolina Herrera
: So, how do you create mystery? Elegance and glamor. Yes, these are two big
: words, but if one is willing to put in the work, she can eventually master
: this art. I don't think I need to talk about glamor -- this is discussed
: everyday on this board. Let's talk about elegance.
: Elegance is a very abstract concept -- it's not a particular design, but

q*r2011-05-17 07:05

16 楼

是楼住自己写的？写的挺好的。

y*u2011-05-17 07:05

17 楼

Amazed by the insightful comments!

me
never wear something that has a higher contrast than the

【在 s**********t 的大作中提到】

: I haven't really paid much attention to animal prints, partly because to me
: it's something that comes and goes with trend. My gut wants to say it's a
: hype created by the "fashion" industry.
: Animal prints have existed for a long time. They were very popular in the
: 70's glam rock era.
: Regardless of its popularity, there is a fundamental problem of animal
: prints -- they wear you, instead of you wear them.
: Animal prints are essentially patterns. A rule of thumb of wearing patterns
: is that you should never wear something that has a higher contrast than the
: natural contrast of your complexion and hair. Most of the animal skin

A*R2011-05-17 07:05

18 楼

Elegance 对许多人来说都是水中月，至少有50% 以上来自气质，内涵啥的，不是几件
衣服，搭配装装X就出得来的。
当然仅在T 台上走走的职业麻豆除外。

woman
big
master

【在 s**********t 的大作中提到】

: 大部分人看到一个好的搭配，第一个反应一般都是“好看”，“有气场”，“气质好”
: ，但是为什么好看，却说不出道理。
: "Mystery is one of the most important qualities a woman can possess. A woman
: who is an open book is boring."
: -Carolina Herrera
: So, how do you create mystery? Elegance and glamor. Yes, these are two big
: words, but if one is willing to put in the work, she can eventually master
: this art. I don't think I need to talk about glamor -- this is discussed
: everyday on this board. Let's talk about elegance.
: Elegance is a very abstract concept -- it's not a particular design, but

S*i2011-05-17 07:05

19 楼

true

【在 A*********R 的大作中提到】

: Elegance 对许多人来说都是水中月，至少有50% 以上来自气质，内涵啥的，不是几件
: 衣服，搭配装装X就出得来的。
: 当然仅在T 台上走走的职业麻豆除外。
:
: woman
: big
: master

A*i2011-05-17 07:05

20 楼

马克技术帖子.

T*h2011-05-17 07:05

21 楼

Normally I don't like animal prints or fur. But I like the bonnie_chen_for_bazaar.jpg and de_la_renta_fw11.jpg you posted. I think the new designs approaches this in a fetish way, what's much more exciting.
And I love the last season of Mcqueen prints.
Well, I also like full body tattoos of scale or animal pattern, so don't
take my opinion too seriously.
It's definitely nothing classy, but it excites my cells.

toward
popular
June
this

【在 y**s 的大作中提到】

: Yeah I like exotic leather, too. although I know most men hold qualms toward
: python and anaconda looool
: but really what I was asking was animal prints, among which the most popular
: one is probably leopard. and then you also have cheetah, zebra, snow
: leopard, bangal, et cetera. I saw this editorial shot for BAZAAR CHINA June
: issue. and I really want to know what men think of it because I don't feel
: anything despite all the raves flooding the internet...Is it just me or this
: whole trend is just a hype?
: I also attached three different prints off the fall/winter runway
: collections. Personally i love the de la renta look for its fluidity.

T*h2011-05-17 07:05

22 楼

and I think Meret Oppenheim is great.

y*s2011-05-17 07:05

23 楼

well i guess i'm not that sensitive to prints... what that collection
fascinated me was the way that he carefully arranged the prints on the
actual dresses. for instance he put the moth's mouth apparatus on the chest
and its abdomonial scales on the belly. the wings were extended to the
shoulders and skirts that structually flared out from the model's body.
major angles were solidified by hexagonal honeycomb patterns. In this way
the animal (or animals) lives on the body. and this kind of construction and
sculpting, the fitting and unfitting of human body, was what consistently
draws my attention in his work..

_bazaar.jpg and de_la_renta_fw11.jpg you posted. I think the new designs
approaches this in a fetish way, what's much more exciting.

【在 T**********h 的大作中提到】

: Normally I don't like animal prints or fur. But I like the bonnie_chen_for_bazaar.jpg and de_la_renta_fw11.jpg you posted. I think the new designs approaches this in a fetish way, what's much more exciting.
: And I love the last season of Mcqueen prints.
: Well, I also like full body tattoos of scale or animal pattern, so don't
: take my opinion too seriously.
: It's definitely nothing classy, but it excites my cells.
:
: toward
: popular
: June
: this

y*s2011-05-17 07:05

24 楼

reed krakoff has some boar hair cuffed sandals this season that remind me
immediately of her..

【在 T**********h 的大作中提到】

: and I think Meret Oppenheim is great.

y*s2011-05-17 07:05

25 楼

true. well I just bought a purple leopard cashmere stole from YSL and all i
wish now is the sun will never rise!

【在 p*********l 的大作中提到】

: 我觉得，小面积的ａｎｉｍａｌ　ｐｒｉｎｔ容易ｈａｎｄｌｅ，比如包　鞋　帽子
: 围巾，大面积的穿有点太张扬了，特别是对比鲜明的颜色，十来岁的小姑娘可以用无敌
: 青春来对付，显得活泼热情，再大一点年纪，就容易显得俗艳惊人，有点ｔｒｙｉｎｇ
: ｔｏｏ　ｈａｒｄ，不够淡定

y*s2011-05-17 07:05

26 楼

haha totally understandable! but for some people the fun is right where the
danger is.

even
But

【在 f****f 的大作中提到】

: To be honest, these pics look very scary to me.:( I remembered I ordered a
: zebra print jacket and I was totally scared because it looked too real even
: though it was faux fur.
: I guess I cannot handle animal print unless its just small accessories. But
: Im very country la...
:
: toward
: popular
: June
: this

J*i2011-05-17 07:05

27 楼

特别喜欢lz的帖子。请继续。

f*f2011-05-17 07:05

28 楼

I know, so Im very country! Another reason is Zebra is my fav animal in the
zoo (so beautiful and fit!). I prefer it to be alive and scream from far
away, haha!
You should post your pic with your new purple leopard cashmere stole!

the

【在 y**s 的大作中提到】

: haha totally understandable! but for some people the fun is right where the
: danger is.
:
: even
: But

y*s2011-05-17 07:05

29 楼

oops...i just wore it out and got caught up in a storm...

the

【在 f****f 的大作中提到】

: I know, so Im very country! Another reason is Zebra is my fav animal in the
: zoo (so beautiful and fit!). I prefer it to be alive and scream from far
: away, haha!
: You should post your pic with your new purple leopard cashmere stole!
:
: the

s*t2011-05-17 07:05

30 楼

气质，内涵 aside, at least the art of dressing oneself elegantly can be
acquired, as long as one is willing to learn.
It can't be more difficult than getting a PhD or finding a job on the Wall
St., can it?

【在 A*********R 的大作中提到】

: Elegance 对许多人来说都是水中月，至少有50% 以上来自气质，内涵啥的，不是几件
: 衣服，搭配装装X就出得来的。
: 当然仅在T 台上走走的职业麻豆除外。
:
: woman
: big
: master

o*e2011-05-17 07:05

31 楼

really good post!

y*u2011-05-17 07:05

32 楼

The willingness to learn and the ability to be open-minded are highly
correlated with the ability required for Phd actually.
I didnt assume any causality here. People not pursuing phd please dont read
too much into it...

【在 s**********t 的大作中提到】

: 气质，内涵 aside, at least the art of dressing oneself elegantly can be
: acquired, as long as one is willing to learn.
: It can't be more difficult than getting a PhD or finding a job on the Wall
: St., can it?

S*i2011-05-17 07:05

33 楼

昂～昂～昂昂～～逮～～

【在 o****e 的大作中提到】

: really good post!

c*l2011-05-17 07:05

34 楼

Nice post. Makes me want to find out other posts by LZ.
Would u talk bout how to dress in a sense of humor?

s*t2011-05-17 07:05

35 楼

You mean dressing with a fashion sense of a Japanese school girl?

【在 c*****l 的大作中提到】

: Nice post. Makes me want to find out other posts by LZ.
: Would u talk bout how to dress in a sense of humor?

X*n2011-05-17 07:05

36 楼

getting a PhD or a job on WS is certainly being overrated by you. For me
these things are more tangible than being elegant...

【在 s**********t 的大作中提到】

: 气质，内涵 aside, at least the art of dressing oneself elegantly can be
: acquired, as long as one is willing to learn.
: It can't be more difficult than getting a PhD or finding a job on the Wall
: St., can it?

M*a2011-05-17 07:05

37 楼

This one is absolutely gorgeous

【在 y**s 的大作中提到】

: two more pictures
:
: toward
: popular
: June
: this

M*a2011-05-17 07:05

38 楼

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_NDpJQZYRMD8/SzgHnix-
NwI/AAAAAAAABc8/p9a0hugiico/s1600/Roxy%20Music%20roxy.jpg
Hahah this reminds me of David Bowie in "dancing in the street" back in
the 80s.

to me
it's a
the
NwI/AAAAAAAABc8/p9a0hugiico/s1600/Roxy%20Music%20roxy.jpg
never wear something that has a higher contrast than the
skin

【在 s**********t 的大作中提到】

: I haven't really paid much attention to animal prints, partly because to me
: it's something that comes and goes with trend. My gut wants to say it's a
: hype created by the "fashion" industry.
: Animal prints have existed for a long time. They were very popular in the
: 70's glam rock era.
: Regardless of its popularity, there is a fundamental problem of animal
: prints -- they wear you, instead of you wear them.
: Animal prints are essentially patterns. A rule of thumb of wearing patterns
: is that you should never wear something that has a higher contrast than the
: natural contrast of your complexion and hair. Most of the animal skin

G*a2011-05-17 07:05

39 楼

才看到帖子，觉得你写的非常好，我每个字都认真读了，给个大包子
唯一不同意的是关于亚洲人肤色。就是你提到的配色对亚洲人不成问题。其实我觉得恰
恰相反，配色
对亚洲人最是问题。比黑人其实还难，我脚得。

woman
two big
master
discussed

【在 s**********t 的大作中提到】

: 大部分人看到一个好的搭配，第一个反应一般都是“好看”，“有气场”，“气质好”
: ，但是为什么好看，却说不出道理。
: "Mystery is one of the most important qualities a woman can possess. A woman
: who is an open book is boring."
: -Carolina Herrera
: So, how do you create mystery? Elegance and glamor. Yes, these are two big
: words, but if one is willing to put in the work, she can eventually master
: this art. I don't think I need to talk about glamor -- this is discussed
: everyday on this board. Let's talk about elegance.
: Elegance is a very abstract concept -- it's not a particular design, but

T*h2011-05-17 07:05

40 楼

下次再穿中午叫我出来看.

【在 y**s 的大作中提到】

: oops...i just wore it out and got caught up in a storm...
:
: the

T*h2011-05-17 07:05

41 楼

他不是在设计衣服,他是在设计皮,他的一些早期的东西里面已经把衣服当皮了.但当时是从FORM,不是同PATTERN着手.
设计者和使用者的出发点是不一样的.很多设计者关注的并不是衣服(in its original
sense).比如三宅一生关注的就是用布包围的身体表面的那些空间.
一个普通的误解:很多人都认为设计师关心使用者穿了衣服好看不好看.这绝对不是真的.当然不排除有人为了MARKETING而说谎.
Good designer won't give a shit if you look good in their clothes or not. Their focus is the cloth, not you. You are the accessary to their clothes, not the other way around.

chest
and

【在 y**s 的大作中提到】

: well i guess i'm not that sensitive to prints... what that collection
: fascinated me was the way that he carefully arranged the prints on the
: actual dresses. for instance he put the moth's mouth apparatus on the chest
: and its abdomonial scales on the belly. the wings were extended to the
: shoulders and skirts that structually flared out from the model's body.
: major angles were solidified by hexagonal honeycomb patterns. In this way
: the animal (or animals) lives on the body. and this kind of construction and
: sculpting, the fitting and unfitting of human body, was what consistently
: draws my attention in his work..
:

b*a2011-05-17 07:05

42 楼

yep, i'm with you on this one.

【在 G***a 的大作中提到】

: 才看到帖子，觉得你写的非常好，我每个字都认真读了，给个大包子
: 唯一不同意的是关于亚洲人肤色。就是你提到的配色对亚洲人不成问题。其实我觉得恰
: 恰相反，配色
: 对亚洲人最是问题。比黑人其实还难，我脚得。
:
: woman
: two big
: master
: discussed

y*s2011-05-17 07:05

43 楼

yeah that's what i mean by sculpting. the body is just a prototype. some of
the curves were fitted. some were remolded to serve the designer's own
purposes. Now apart from such conceptualists as mcqueen who express ideas,
there are also designers who center their collections around a theme instead
of a concept. their goal is more of a aesthetic one in the classical sense.
both are explorations, which the capital F'ed fashion should be, and are
absolutely different from what's being discuessed here in the original
thread. I shall stop digressing haha.

时是从FORM,不是同PATTERN着手.
original
的.当然不排除有人为了MARKETING而说谎.
Their focus is the cloth, not you. You are the accessary to their clothes,
not the other way around.

【在 T**********h 的大作中提到】

: 他不是在设计衣服,他是在设计皮,他的一些早期的东西里面已经把衣服当皮了.但当时是从FORM,不是同PATTERN着手.
: 设计者和使用者的出发点是不一样的.很多设计者关注的并不是衣服(in its original
: sense).比如三宅一生关注的就是用布包围的身体表面的那些空间.
: 一个普通的误解:很多人都认为设计师关心使用者穿了衣服好看不好看.这绝对不是真的.当然不排除有人为了MARKETING而说谎.
: Good designer won't give a shit if you look good in their clothes or not. Their focus is the cloth, not you. You are the accessary to their clothes, not the other way around.
:
: chest
: and

s*t2011-05-17 07:05

44 楼

Why would anyone pay to be worn by a piece of design? For the ultimate snob
appeal?
If the designer doesn't give a shit about how I look, why should I give a
shit about them?
Not picking a fight, just saying.

m*a2011-05-17 07:05

45 楼

well said
btw, simplicity often is equal to elegance, or an ingredient of elegance, is
there any exception?

woman
big
master

【在 s**********t 的大作中提到】

: 大部分人看到一个好的搭配，第一个反应一般都是“好看”，“有气场”，“气质好”
: ，但是为什么好看，却说不出道理。
: "Mystery is one of the most important qualities a woman can possess. A woman
: who is an open book is boring."
: -Carolina Herrera
: So, how do you create mystery? Elegance and glamor. Yes, these are two big
: words, but if one is willing to put in the work, she can eventually master
: this art. I don't think I need to talk about glamor -- this is discussed
: everyday on this board. Let's talk about elegance.
: Elegance is a very abstract concept -- it's not a particular design, but

T*h2011-05-17 07:05

46 楼

I certainly will not fight with you. Fashion is just one of the many sources
of my inspiration and pleasure. I don't take it too seriously.
Here’s what I think:
Sometimes it is hard to say if one person is wearing a piece of design or
worn by a piece of design. Clothes have their own personalities, especially
high fashion. Some are pickier than the others on who wears them.
You choose them and they choose you. But certainly, in the designer’s mind
, the person wearing it is just a manikin.
A beautiful person with nice figure and enough confidence can bring out the
essence of a well designed dress, just like a good pianist bringing out the
best of Mozart. Lang Lang got all the praises, but it is the music that
touches the soul of the listeners.
I am not saying that Lang Lang is unimportant. There’s no music without a
musician to play it, and a good musician does make a difference. All what I
am saying is that the composer created that piece of music without the
musicians in mind. Please look at the attachment, and tell me that Mcqueen
created that great piece of work with any particular consumer in mind.
Designers just don’t work that way now. Traditionally a fashion designer
and a tailor is the same person, and s/he works with their clients in mind,
for the purpose of creating something to flatter their clients. Artists too,
were hired to make beautiful portraits of their clients, but that purpose
has been gone for long in their mind, and that’s not their job function
anymore.
I know you appreciate good craftsmanship. I do too. I just want to point out
that fashion designers and tailors are in two different fields now in the
modern society. They think with different parts of the brain.
I wouldn't pay a penny to a tailor for his work not flattering me. But I
would pay for a good piece of design that doesn't fit me to hang on my wall,
because it simply gives me pleasure staring at it.
Definitely you don't need to give a shit about the designers if all you care
is something that can make you look good. 钱钟书不是说吃了个好吃的鸡蛋不见
得要为此认识那只下蛋的母鸡么.

snob

【在 s**********t 的大作中提到】

: Why would anyone pay to be worn by a piece of design? For the ultimate snob
: appeal?
: If the designer doesn't give a shit about how I look, why should I give a
: shit about them?
: Not picking a fight, just saying.

T*h2011-05-17 07:05

47 楼

...

f*f2011-05-17 07:05

48 楼

"But I would pay for a good piece of design that doesn't fit me to hang on
my wall, because it simply gives me pleasure staring at it."
Are you serious? Maybe you are, but Im too pratical and rational to think
that way. It may be true that designers didnt bear the consumers in mind
when they were designing, but Im sure they all assume the consumers are as
pratical as me when they are trying to sell their masterpiece. If one just
enjoys "staring at it" for its own sake, why not go pay for the pure art?
For me, designers are just like businessman, not artists. Businessman should
care about consumers' demand. Yet, they dont. In the meanwhile, they
charged a insanley high price just by creating "hype" or the brand effect.
Are they rip off?
PS, you were assuming you can get happiness from "a good piece of design",
while I was arguing for people who are as pratical as me. Im sure Im the
majority tho!

sources
especially
mind
the
the

【在 T**********h 的大作中提到】

: I certainly will not fight with you. Fashion is just one of the many sources
: of my inspiration and pleasure. I don't take it too seriously.
: Here’s what I think:
: Sometimes it is hard to say if one person is wearing a piece of design or
: worn by a piece of design. Clothes have their own personalities, especially
: high fashion. Some are pickier than the others on who wears them.
: You choose them and they choose you. But certainly, in the designer’s mind
: , the person wearing it is just a manikin.
: A beautiful person with nice figure and enough confidence can bring out the
: essence of a well designed dress, just like a good pianist bringing out the

G*a2011-05-17 07:05

49 楼

童鞋们，别辩论啦！
７点ｉｎｓｉｄｅｒ讲史瓦辛格小三事件８挂
看完８挂再辩论：）

sources
or
especially
mind
out the
out the

【在 T**********h 的大作中提到】

: I certainly will not fight with you. Fashion is just one of the many sources
: of my inspiration and pleasure. I don't take it too seriously.
: Here’s what I think:
: Sometimes it is hard to say if one person is wearing a piece of design or
: worn by a piece of design. Clothes have their own personalities, especially
: high fashion. Some are pickier than the others on who wears them.
: You choose them and they choose you. But certainly, in the designer’s mind
: , the person wearing it is just a manikin.
: A beautiful person with nice figure and enough confidence can bring out the
: essence of a well designed dress, just like a good pianist bringing out the

I*e2011-05-17 07:05

50 楼

帅锅，r u serious to get into this debate?

sources
especially
mind
the
the

【在 T**********h 的大作中提到】

: I certainly will not fight with you. Fashion is just one of the many sources
: of my inspiration and pleasure. I don't take it too seriously.
: Here’s what I think:
: Sometimes it is hard to say if one person is wearing a piece of design or
: worn by a piece of design. Clothes have their own personalities, especially
: high fashion. Some are pickier than the others on who wears them.
: You choose them and they choose you. But certainly, in the designer’s mind
: , the person wearing it is just a manikin.
: A beautiful person with nice figure and enough confidence can bring out the
: essence of a well designed dress, just like a good pianist bringing out the

f*f2011-05-17 07:05

51 楼

Some low-end fashion does consider the consumer I think.

sources
especially
mind
the
the

【在 T**********h 的大作中提到】

: I certainly will not fight with you. Fashion is just one of the many sources
: of my inspiration and pleasure. I don't take it too seriously.
: Here’s what I think:
: Sometimes it is hard to say if one person is wearing a piece of design or
: worn by a piece of design. Clothes have their own personalities, especially
: high fashion. Some are pickier than the others on who wears them.
: You choose them and they choose you. But certainly, in the designer’s mind
: , the person wearing it is just a manikin.
: A beautiful person with nice figure and enough confidence can bring out the
: essence of a well designed dress, just like a good pianist bringing out the

T*h2011-05-17 07:05

52 楼

还在加班看不了 :(

【在 G***a 的大作中提到】

: 童鞋们，别辩论啦！
: ７点ｉｎｓｉｄｅｒ讲史瓦辛格小三事件８挂
: 看完８挂再辩论：）
:
: sources
: or
: especially
: mind
: out the
: out the

G*a2011-05-17 07:05

53 楼

男人就这样，啥事情牟上劲了，就一定得竞技一把。
看这俩帅锅叫着劲写GRE作文，我就感觉，这次精彩了：）
两帅哥，别介意，我年纪大了，所以胡说八道。先去看八卦了。
看完八卦，关于ｄｅｓｉｇｎｅｒ心里是否有ｍｕｓｅ，我也有话说

【在 I*****e 的大作中提到】

: 帅锅，r u serious to get into this debate?
:
: sources
: especially
: mind
: the
: the

I*e2011-05-17 07:05

54 楼

你咋不知道帅锅不是老男人呢？

【在 G***a 的大作中提到】

: 男人就这样，啥事情牟上劲了，就一定得竞技一把。
: 看这俩帅锅叫着劲写GRE作文，我就感觉，这次精彩了：）
: 两帅哥，别介意，我年纪大了，所以胡说八道。先去看八卦了。
: 看完八卦，关于ｄｅｓｉｇｎｅｒ心里是否有ｍｕｓｅ，我也有话说

T*h2011-05-17 07:05

55 楼

The design I would pay to hang on the wall may not necessarily mean fashion
design. I do, however, own a piece of snake pattern Mcqueen scarf for years
that I never wear.
We are looking at clothes from different angles. I seek inspiration for my
brain and pleasure for my eyes, so I care more about the ideas than how nice
it makes me look.
There are different levels of designers. it's a pyramid, the lower ones copy
the upper ones.
Ideas and concepts are the driving force that moves the world of design and
art. If there's no new concepts, then that world is dead.
The top 1% designers/artists create new concepts, which trigger the next
tier of designers to produce something practical to cater the general public
. By doing so, the concept is compromised, it may not be as powerful as it
should be.
The top 1% designer would rather keep the purity of the concept than to
satisfy the utilitarian uses of the product. The next tier designers,
however, would pay more attention to the utilitarian uses.
That's why there are non-wearable design shows and wearable ones.
The top 1% designers/artists may not be all famous. Some of them are famous
when they are alive, like Picasso and Mcqueen, some may get famous after
death, like Van Gogh and Kafka, but a lot more of them died unknown.

should

【在 f****f 的大作中提到】

: "But I would pay for a good piece of design that doesn't fit me to hang on
: my wall, because it simply gives me pleasure staring at it."
: Are you serious? Maybe you are, but Im too pratical and rational to think
: that way. It may be true that designers didnt bear the consumers in mind
: when they were designing, but Im sure they all assume the consumers are as
: pratical as me when they are trying to sell their masterpiece. If one just
: enjoys "staring at it" for its own sake, why not go pay for the pure art?
: For me, designers are just like businessman, not artists. Businessman should
: care about consumers' demand. Yet, they dont. In the meanwhile, they
: charged a insanley high price just by creating "hype" or the brand effect.

T*h2011-05-17 07:05

56 楼

冏了......

【在 G***a 的大作中提到】

: 男人就这样，啥事情牟上劲了，就一定得竞技一把。
: 看这俩帅锅叫着劲写GRE作文，我就感觉，这次精彩了：）
: 两帅哥，别介意，我年纪大了，所以胡说八道。先去看八卦了。
: 看完八卦，关于ｄｅｓｉｇｎｅｒ心里是否有ｍｕｓｅ，我也有话说

I*e2011-05-17 07:05

57 楼

显摆没成功吧。。hiahiahia。还是公主深刻

【在 T**********h 的大作中提到】

: 冏了......

G*a2011-05-17 07:05

58 楼

女人的老，是皮老，心也老。
男人的老，是皮老，心不老。
所以常常看见一个拥有６０岁皮的男人，怀着一颗２０岁般火热不靠谱的赤子之心，去
雄才大略，去追求姑娘。
他们就像samuel ullman说的那样：“u may die young at 80" .

【在 I*****e 的大作中提到】

: 显摆没成功吧。。hiahiahia。还是公主深刻

I*e2011-05-17 07:05

59 楼

哦。感觉很像

【在 G***a 的大作中提到】

: 女人的老，是皮老，心也老。
: 男人的老，是皮老，心不老。
: 所以常常看见一个拥有６０岁皮的男人，怀着一颗２０岁般火热不靠谱的赤子之心，去
: 雄才大略，去追求姑娘。
: 他们就像samuel ullman说的那样：“u may die young at 80" .

I*e2011-05-17 07:05

60 楼

那个帅锅躲起来了，大气都不敢出。。。

【在 G***a 的大作中提到】

: 女人的老，是皮老，心也老。
: 男人的老，是皮老，心不老。
: 所以常常看见一个拥有６０岁皮的男人，怀着一颗２０岁般火热不靠谱的赤子之心，去
: 雄才大略，去追求姑娘。
: 他们就像samuel ullman说的那样：“u may die young at 80" .

f*f2011-05-17 07:05

61 楼

The top 1% designer would rather keep the purity of the concept than to
satisfy the utilitarian uses of the product.
If thats true, then I really respect them. Its an unfortunate thing that the
most original idea, the most brilliant intellectual thoughts most of time
didnt really get best rewarded.
I dont mean to offend you, but I think seeking for inspiration from clothes
is an interesting thing. There are so many varieties of art out there
anyways...

fashion
years
nice
copy
and

【在 T**********h 的大作中提到】

: The design I would pay to hang on the wall may not necessarily mean fashion
: design. I do, however, own a piece of snake pattern Mcqueen scarf for years
: that I never wear.
: We are looking at clothes from different angles. I seek inspiration for my
: brain and pleasure for my eyes, so I care more about the ideas than how nice
: it makes me look.
: There are different levels of designers. it's a pyramid, the lower ones copy
: the upper ones.
: Ideas and concepts are the driving force that moves the world of design and
: art. If there's no new concepts, then that world is dead.

f*f2011-05-17 07:05

62 楼

Thats a bit mean......
I think different people just stand from different points of view, not
really a debate, no winner or loser.

【在 I*****e 的大作中提到】

: 那个帅锅躲起来了，大气都不敢出。。。

I*e2011-05-17 07:05

63 楼

man. I was kidding. don't be so serious. you guys' debate makes the whole
thing so serious.. relax......

【在 f****f 的大作中提到】

: Thats a bit mean......
: I think different people just stand from different points of view, not
: really a debate, no winner or loser.

s*t2011-05-17 07:05

64 楼

Sorry, guys. I was just throwing my personal opinion out there, not
debating. This is really a personal choice -- "high fashion" is just not my
thing. To me it falls in the same category as "modern painting." I don't
care how many people rave about Picaso, if it doesn't click with me, it
doesn't click with me. (I think his life is way more interesting than his
paintings.) And there is more than plenty of classic, time-proven designs,
clothing, art, music to enjoy.
I'll stick to my tailors. :)

f*f2011-05-17 07:05

65 楼

Sorry! I knew you were kidding.
I didnt know it looked so serious. I thought it was just for fun!

whole

【在 I*****e 的大作中提到】

: man. I was kidding. don't be so serious. you guys' debate makes the whole
: thing so serious.. relax......