How to be a fashion critic with Robin Givhan | How to be a journalist
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2018
- In an era when social media influencers are changing the conversation around fashion, Robin Givhan uses a practiced eye to evaluate what’s on the runway and in the culture at large. She tells Libby Casey what goes into Pulitzer Prize-winning fashion criticism. Subscribe to The Washington Post on CZcams: bit.ly/2qiJ4dy
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She is literally the single most important fashion critic of this time. Her writing is very intriguing to the point where people who may not typically be interested in fashion respond to her writing.
interesting to hear more of her takes on culture/fashion connections
So inspirational,thank you❤
Love this I am into Crochet fashion so inspirational ✨️
One book can open a new world, and one person can help you to understand that world. So Robin, Thank you. 🙏🏼
Libby casey very beautiful.
weight's a choice and to some degree height is
nobody should be buying 10 new things each season anyway so good that she can't answer that inane question.
That dress she is wearing looks like material used to upholster a Couch from the 70's.
@J em60 Mphy......That is the idea, but updated by PRADA.
This is that American hating woman that makes petty arguments about who wears a jacket in Congress😘
Skill?...Anyone could this job.
In fact don’t try , do it
We waiting..tik-tok
If she knew about fashion, why doesn’t she FIX HERSELF?
Well, that's her style and she feels comfortable, confident and beautiful with those clothes. What you should do is mind your business and stop giving unsolicited styling opinions, a.k.a, GET A LIFE!
The whole fashion industry is shallow, mind-numbing, and ridiculous. It has contributed nothing significant for humanity's development. I'm sorry for telling the truth.
Milhouse You know what, this is the reason I fear to enter the industry because I felt that the more intellectually stimulating and challenging an activity is, the better. But society underestimates the major role of creativity and art, and how clothes can be used to not only express an identity, but showcase our unique interpretation of the world - and even extend to be a treasured historical resource as time passes. I understand that you don't share this sentiment, but for many, fashion touches them in a way that maths and science do not (furthering the complexity of the human condition even more)
@Milhouse, Take a course in sociology and you'll see fashion has it's place in all cultures throughout the centuries.
are you a nudist?