Saturday, April 11, 2009

Reading Reaction Journal (Trust Me. You’ll Look Cool in This.)


Reference:

Wilson, Eric (2009, April 08). Trust Me. You’ll Look Cool in This. The New Times. Retrieved April 08, 2009, from http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/09/fashion/09TOPSHOP.html?_r=1&partner=rss&emc=rss

Summary:

In Eric Wilson’s article” Trust Me. You’ll Look Cool in This,” he points out that our fashion groupies spent the time on researching to find out what the modern fashion styles are. Ms. Caplan, the person who pays attention on element of fashion said that the goal of fashion shouldn’t focus on the money. Customers need to choose the clothes which fit their physical. Other designer who is called Ms. Jacksion states that customers scare that designers choose clothes for them because they don’t have enough confidence to wear. Ms. Caplan, claims that their fashion groupies are the leader of fashion, so they can give advice to customers that they must try to wear clothes which are unusual for the ordinary people. In summary, the author stresses that the fashion styles are not follow the celebrities’ steps or refer to magazines; therefore, designers suggest that people have to dress themselves in their own styles.

Reaction:

I agree with author’s theories. Fashion should add own styles which are not similar to other people. In my case, wearing appropriate clothes can help people who don’t have confidence. That’s why people fascinate the famous brands. According to the article, designers should focus on modes instead of the prices. If designers can make clothes which have special devising, they would raise the price. Actually, fashion often confuses the customers because people believe that famous brands can show their status. For example, I like to buy the decorations of Gucci, for I want to show that I understand fashion and I know that how to wear clothes. But it’s so fool in the designers’ opinions, they think that following famous brands are not real fashion. However, prices of named brands can not represent status of people. In conclusion, customers should know that what I should wear and which brand I can buy. Especially, customers shouldn’t spend much money on purchasing famous brands.

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