People wear this stuff?

[Myk Rian]

First, what kind of mind thinks this stuff up?
Second, who, in their right mind would wear it?
Just who thinks the designer is famous? For what?
https://www.upi.com/Entertainment_Ne...sp&cnt=&or=scn

[Malcolm Schweizer]

The kids in your profile picture think it's quite trendy.

[Myk Rian]

Lol. Ya got me.

[Jim Koepke]

First, what kind of mind thinks this stuff up?
Second, who, in their right mind would wear it?
Just who thinks the designer is famous? For what?
https://www.upi.com/Entertainment_Ne...sp&cnt=&or=scn

Some of it looks like proof we are being colonized by extraterrestrials.

Of course having a long pillow tied around your neck means you can take a nap anywhere.

jtk

[Carlos Alvarez]

It's the women's version of concept cars.

[Jim Becker]

Nobody actually wears those extreme fashions that walk in the haute couture fashion shows. They are pretty much one-offs and more for "oh, wow" to get a name noticed. The stuff that the same designers most often sell to the general public that can afford their wares, while occasionally being eye opening, isn't quite so over-the-top. The same thing occurs in many other industries...

[John K Jordan]

Every year it gets more difficult to do something new to get noticed. Other fields have the same challenges: art, music, "multimedia", games, multimedia, furniture, turnings, interior design, ....

[Stan Calow]

I must admit that sometimes I have the same reaction to some woodworking projects I see photos of in magazines.

[Roger Nair]

I believe it is the role of the designer or artist regardless of the field to expand the vocabulary, we don't have to use the new designs but in some fashion it helps us grow or frees us up to try anew.

[Frederick Skelly]

I must admit that sometimes I have the same reaction to some woodworking projects I see photos of in magazines.

That happens to me too, like all the time.

Those fashions are what a southerner I know would describe as "Butt Ugly".

[Mark Blatter]

I tried to come up with a comment that would not seem overly negative, trite or just obnoxious. I posted one of my favorite quotes from Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, then deleted it as it too seemed to derogatory.

I will just say that not every idea should be followed up on, not every design should be completed.

[John K Jordan]

Maybe the designer lost a bet.

[Rich Engelhardt]

I tried to come up with a comment that would not seem overly negative, trite or just obnoxious.

I wouldn't sweat it.....
Even Lucy and Ethel poked fun at the goofy fashion world 50 years ago.

You'd be in good company.


IIRC, didn't the Three Stooges do a skit about goofy fashions too?

[Joe Mioux]

Nobody actually wears those extreme fashions that walk in the haute couture fashion shows. They are pretty much one-offs and more for "oh, wow" to get a name noticed. The stuff that the same designers most often sell to the general public that can afford their wares, while occasionally being eye opening, isn't quite so over-the-top. The same thing occurs in many other industries...

this is true. These design shows also serve as idea meetings for new designs. A designer, who is in the audience might pick up new idea from a scarf or a shoe, etc that was worn during the show.

[Frank Pratt]

Wow! I think that's really cool. I can't imagine anyone would actually wear that out, but I don't think that's the point.