There are a lot of opinions out there over Viard’s departure from Chanel and this week’s couture show. Not all of them are nice.
I think Vanessa Friedman’s take for the NYT is fair and interesting.
What do you think is next for Chanel?
Image: Chanel, couture fall 2024. Stephane Cardinale/Corbis, via Getty Images.
Maybe consistency in fashion is boring. But it does sell. It also shows a commitment to creating customer value and selling products. In content, consistency doesn't have to mean sameness.
My fave designer for consistency is Elie Saab, the master of the goddess dress.
Loved this week's couture collection, as I do all his work.
What's your take on consistency in fashion?
Images: Filippo Fior/Gorunway.com
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