Відео

KidSuper is dope 🔥🔥🔥

8:11 I’ve just started the video, and did you say that Sciaps grandmother died when she was 20, while her daughter (sciaps mother was 10)? Does that mean that she gave birth to her when she was 10 years old?..

You should be on a million subscribers! Great channel! Very inspiring

Combining elegance and luxury niceshopx

It hit the nail on the head . The logo for Karl Lagerfeld is juvenile to said the least. it lead the style to no where. I believe its combination Ego and self-hatred. The is a famous Chinese story about the Monkey king. Monkey king have managed to defeat everyone that was powerful. But there was one person he could defeat. It was his Ego. Good video, however its too pain to watch.

Excellence . this is the best history video on any designer. thank you.

I still shop regularly at Jcrew, although I was at my peak as a customer back in the Drexler/Lyons heyday. I had been introduced to the brand in college by girls who'd lay out their jcrew catalogues on their coffee tables like they were magazines. I bought pieces back then but since its devotees made it so cult-like, I limited my consumption to just that, a few items here and there. It was during the time right after college that I was racially profiled and followed around one of their stores by a sales associate and vowed never to return. Probably a decade later, during the Drexler/Lyons days I befriended a JCrew manager, a black man, who enticed me back into the brand. I still have pieces in my wardrobe from when I first started at Jcrew in the late 90s. I don't think their current stuff will last that long, but that seems to be the nature of fashion these days.

I liked the publicity but not the clothes.

A brand with really strong identity. I have their shirts and even subscribed to their newsletter, that’s how much I love their design ))

An Excellent story-telling of Schiaparelli. Worth the time investment to listen. Didn't realise that the model was related, yet there is a familiarity in features observed by the photos included. Very Well done.

Fantastic, brilliant. Thank you so much.

I have been buying JCrew for a very long time...I still get shirts and sweaters from them and unique blouses.... I am 76 so by now the pants are not fitting right. But I do want them to succeed again. Fingers crossed. Thank you for this very informative video on their journey.

What a great video! I really enjoyed this! I graduated high school in 2010 right in the Lyons era! And most of the clothes I still own today are from J.Crew. I still really appreciate the overall prep look and I still wear it. I don’t know what J Crew can do at this point to save themselves in the world Being destroyed by fast fashion, but I hope they can survive and create products that people genuinely want to be seen in. Thank you so much for this information.

Fascinating. Thank you.

Not just Jcrew. Anthropologie to me is no longer what it used to be. Beyond quality, the issue is that the companies themselves started to have people that copied them, and because these are high-brow wannabe companies, they can't have anyone looking the same. Therefore, they started to change. For instance: JCrew not only had a problem with the quality. That was true, their quality went down. But if we are honest that was happening across all brands in the industry. Not just Jcrew. There were almost no companies outsourcing and downgrading quality. BUT, JCrew's design went YOUNGER and the issue is that the younger people, in the US do not like to follow their mother's companies and the mother's didn't like the clothes. Because the issue is that the older women wanted the more neutral and fake "high-class" aesthetic. Which is the image of "luxury" Americans have. Despite the fact that in Europe it is not all clearcut and they sometimes are the ones that like eccentric fabrics. Basically Jcrew was hit by the issue that a large volume of Americans that are wanna be quiet luxury buyers just didn't like Lyons' directions. In Anthro's situation, they used to make clothes and items that were kitsch. As they became bigger, and their style was copied they now started to try to be different and more "high-brow". In this moment their clothes looks like everything else, with the same crap quality, rather than the original detailed seamstress aesthetic and their furniture stuff is modern and looks slightly better than Amazon. It is what is selling because once again Americans want simple. No colors, no personality, etc, etc. Turns out that neither of these companies are their former selves. And I'm almost forty. Lately to find the aesthetic that I liked from them I have to go to British companies like Boden and House of Hackney and similar. Because the issue is that US companies, as technology has grown, have lost any originality and whimsicality and just go for simple. And I can say this, I am American lol.

When I saw the Schiaparelli exhibition in Paris 2022, I was truly mesmerized by Elsa's design. It was whimsical and fun, unlike what one would expected from couture. It really captured your imagination unlike any other brands. Now understanding her backstory, it made me respect her beyond words. The London, Paris, & America segment just sounded like a real life version of the film 'Poor Things'. Yet, Schiaparelli actually did truly became an independent woman who set out to save so many. The WW2 allegations just sounded very misogynistic and racist to her role as an immigrant. While she might not get a full comeback after the war, I'm so glad her name lives on today with great success. She really did live a full life on her own terms.

Ironically after closing some stores in New York they’re actively opening new ones. Their men’s stuff is still good although they constantly change the fit which is disappointing. I can’t remember the last time I paid full price for anything at J. Crew!

J. Crew used to be tough

How many innocent creatures were tortured for this individuals shallow vanity… Fur.

Would have loved the 5 hr version!!!!! Where can I see it?

wow this was amazing

“This video is INFORMED by” This video is the literal plagiarism of others work.

Of course this is all shaped by your opinion. Sadly it’s so sketchy

Amazing video. Thank you and well done! ❤

Can u please do Gwen Stefani

>20 year old woman with a 10 year old child The way I listened to that three times…..Jesus.

I’m curious if you have a Rick Owens video on the pipeline. The lore must be insane 😮

Are those two little monsters still torturing innocent creatures for their fur…

Fall? Sorry, when has Tom Ford or his brand fell at all?

LOVED this video - you truly are the holy grail fashion channel

I have seen these designs and looks before, but I never knew the name because I’m not very into fashion. Very interesting story

I waited nearly a whole year just to say that now Jin is out of the military; they should really consider making him a global brand ambassador at some point. I can't think of anyone else right now that reps the brand so hard - repeatedly - with their own dollars. 😂 Idk all that much about 2nd gen Kpop, but it would be interesting to see a video about the development/growth of what we now refer to as "airport fashion". Although he didn't start it, the great popularity of airport fashion now (and the hordes of fans gathering at the entrance to see celebrities) is often credited to GD.

I will gladly comment on this video to help boost the engagement purely for the fact you pronounced the Korean names/words well. 👏👏 I don't have a penchant for eyewear, so I usually ignore most things to do with sunglasses, but you got me by putting Jimin in the thumbnail lol. I am aware that the brand has previously gifted him a few pairs of custom made sunnies in the past, and honestly it's just more exciting over there now, because most of America feels so dreary in comparison. Even simple additions can have a significant impact (e.g. GM has their cafe brand Nudake). Feeling safe - especially at night - walking the shopping districts in places like Korea and Japan, has really cemented their vibrant nightlife culture as well.

What’s with the constant overuse of the work hyperbole? Give it a rest fgs

Being a mistress myself, i will always support my sister mistress fellow Chanel.

He looks like the child catcher from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

Has anyone tried J Crew this Summer season?! Incredible style and quality….have purchased over a dozen pieces and loving them!

For the current Schiaparelli I wish they would use more color.

Very interesting reporting. I would have been very happy to talk to you to help you in your research. I worked for Matches from 1988 soon after their opening till 1995. I started as manager of the menswear boutique then ventually was the menswear buyer to finally be promoted in the final 2 years to general manager (and being a big part of the Richmond branch opening). I have so many stories to tell about working at Matches, its growth, clientelle etc... Tom was a visionary and alwasy ahead of trends or very good at spotting one coming! As for what made Matches so succesful at the beginnng: its customer service! just second to none. For instance flying over from Italy part of the Byblos collection specially for a client who was going on Holiday to Barbados!

I watched this video over three sessions…. I enjoyed this IMMENSELY. Thank you so much for your hard work. I found the story of Schiaparelli to be very moving… ✨

Another amazing video! I definitely think that there's a gap in the market for a brand like this again. The 'cool party girl' lifestyle they sold was super desirable during the Tumblr days and honestly is what I knew the brand for back then, rather than the ethical labour aspect of it. This metropolitan millennial lifestyle coupled with high-quality timeless basics is definitely something consumers are lacking nowadays.

I was OBCESSSSSED