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Designers play an integral, yet very challenging role in fashion. They fuel the creativity of the industry, churning out seasonal collections year after year. On top of that, they are first and foremost a business—whatever they make, they have to sell. On a normal day it’s a delicate balance that is much harder than it looks. Layer on a pandemic to complicate matters, and the rules are just asking to be rewritten.
This pandemic may fundamentally shift the way many of these businesses operate. Before all this, the fashion cycle was built on major fashion weeks across the world—designers were under pressure to design and produce at a rapid rate to keep up with everyone else. All these tent poles have been hindered by the current state of things, and their necessity has therefore been questioned, leaving the future of the industry in a bit of a haze. We decided to ask a few of our favorite designers to clear this up for us. These three industry veterans shared how they are getting along and their thoughts on the future of fashion.
AMY SMILOVIC OF TIBI
The Tibi team has pushed an edited version of their resort collection to spring so now, instead of design and production, they can focus on addressing the needs of their customers, their retail clients, and even their own team. While design is at a standstill, founder Amy Smilovic has been using both the Tibi social media and her own as tools to share advice from her 20+ years in the business. “I’m just focused right now with helping out other young designers or entrepreneurs who are very panicked about what this means for them and how they’ll get through it,” she explains.
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Link buy: https://www.dabestdoor.com/2020/05/new-wonder-woman-not-fragile-like.html
See more post here: https://moteefe.com/store/wonder-woman-not-fragile-like-a-flower
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This pandemic may fundamentally shift the way many of these businesses operate. Before all this, the fashion cycle was built on major fashion weeks across the world—designers were under pressure to design and produce at a rapid rate to keep up with everyone else. All these tent poles have been hindered by the current state of things, and their necessity has therefore been questioned, leaving the future of the industry in a bit of a haze. We decided to ask a few of our favorite designers to clear this up for us. These three industry veterans shared how they are getting along and their thoughts on the future of fashion.
AMY SMILOVIC OF TIBI
The Tibi team has pushed an edited version of their resort collection to spring so now, instead of design and production, they can focus on addressing the needs of their customers, their retail clients, and even their own team. While design is at a standstill, founder Amy Smilovic has been using both the Tibi social media and her own as tools to share advice from her 20+ years in the business. “I’m just focused right now with helping out other young designers or entrepreneurs who are very panicked about what this means for them and how they’ll get through it,” she explains.
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