‘My readers are skeptical about fashion.’ Robin Givhan
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- The Washington Post’s chief fashion writer, Robin Givhan, speaks to System magazine about what it takes to be a Pulitzer Prize-winning critic, the appearance of politics, and the dialectics of style. She also has a few things to say about the current President.
With all the talk of diversity and inclusion in fashion, I am immensely thrilled that Ms. Givhan was featured and gave her seasoned take on the ebb and flow of fashion`s relevance beyond the scope of the "insider circus of fashion commerce". SUITS:grey,black,navy,denim. TIES:red,blue,bow,none. Like D.Trump`s predecessor B.Obama, it is critical for aspiring youth to see more successful faces of POC (all ethnicities) so they feel empowered to rise above systemic discrimination and continue to shatter glass ceilings. #KUDDOS #MOREPLZ
I'm not at all skeptical about it. I know what looks good on me and what I like. I wear head to toe white. It looks better on me than grey or black, which makes you look older and some times heavier.
which is how I found her=from the Tom Wolfe article on his white suits.
Winds of March Journey I think that's not Fashion Design. It seems like monomania to me.
She’s a hack!
Who'd want to listen to fashion opinions from this woman and her choice of dress and hair that looks like she just finished cleaning her house
Silver Jones You must think that all people working in and around fashion are constantly looking glamorous like the useless celebrities, That couldn't be further from the truth. Her dress and hair are fine. She's not on the catwalk.