well he was silent for a good reason

What do you mean?

he was in a very bad spot at the time

I drew him out 🧜🏾‍♀️

It was me 😊 I found him on Instagram and was like JOHN I thought you were dead 😂 He’s been out in full force ever since lol

I think they are both probably his lovers

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BE IT! xxoo

Have you tried? Are you trained in fashion design, garment construction, pattern cutting or anything related to this industry. Even for non neurodivergent people, this is an incredibly tough industry to break into. It's not like regular jobs and no one is just given a job on fashion. If you follow most fashion insiders journeys, they have either worked beyond hard and all reason to get where they are or they are just well connected to others in the industry, so those are and will always be the two routes to success. It's much easier to get a behind the scenes job than to become the next Galliano.

@@rewghob I have a degree in fashion design menswear and ladies, I worked in the industry for 4 years as a Qc specialist/ data entry, sewing/ cutting production for cirque du soleil costume, and logistics for ssense, and now I'm going into a company for assistant in ladies production and marketing, I recently got this position after 8 months and 367 applications and 4 interviews by luck and every time I go into these interviews what I've noticed is 1: they want someone to be a yes man who doesn't question them 2: they underpay workers for the demands they are asking of 3: even when I had connections it still didn't work out and the environment was bad unfortunately. and they repost the same job a week after saying they found the individual the industry is broken.

What do you mean?

Waluigi???

@drariet9190 yea that guy 🤣💀👌

@@YvanDaisaku the way its accurate 😭

it's madeleine vionnet!

As usual couturiers only use black models in their summer collections the rest of the year they are not seeing.

Agree, understand yet at the same time I think it's just coincidence bc it's a very tiny group sitting there. ✌🏻🪷 Wanna add something: I don't excuse the one who put the students together or do I personally think that as a fact , bc I don't know 🤷🏻‍♀️ It's more an "option" kind of way

fr this shis wack af

It costs a lot of money to be a student esp now in the UK, but these are students from all across Europe, which is obvs majority white. Going to art school for fashion just isn't all that affordable and so you'll mainly find rich kids in there inc some overseas students who pay even more than home students to study. There are black people working in the UK industry at least. I'm not so sure about the rest of Europe.

@@rewghob bro no black students as was said. It's pathetic and you sound ridiculous trying to explain.

​@@rewghob translation: 'black people are poor and can't afford to go to fashion school'. 😂

@pagethreemodel sadly it does cost a lot. If you do get to go, you then need a ton of money to set up a label or you need a backer to fund your label. It's not just as simple as go to fashion school, set up your label and become successful. Even Galliano struggled in the beginning. It seems like you moaners just don't understand the industry. Most fashion businesses fail. Support Mowalola and Telfar plus up and coming black designers. There's no point begging to be in rooms that aren't for you.

@antoniohussey8936 you sound emotional and I'm being realistic as someone who knows people who are in this industry and some who went to CSM and aren't the next Galliano, Gaultier, Westwood etc. There are black students in fashion colleges across the world, but cry about not being included in a room with Galliano, a white designer with a white European outlook and interest in European history. That is ridiculous.