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Just remember, there is a difference between fashion and style. You can buy fashion; style you either have or you dont. This has no style. And its not nearly big enough for all the crap I carry.
Wow. Honestly, the only thing that limits the stuff I have in my pockets is my pockets. This would be perfect for a cluttery person as it forces you to a minimalist thing.
@FunkyMonkey: Who drives concept cars? No one. Fashion shows are a necessary evil, and when you buy new clothes, they're inspired by those seen at fashion shows.
@pettiblay: Except that most people would drive a concept car, given the chance. How many people would wear or use most of the stuff at a fashion show?
@psychiccheese: I have always found car concepts to be more grounded in reality. Therein lies the difference. More than half of BMW concepts, for instance, are translated into production cars. The Honda CR-X is another example of a concept that will be important in determining demand for a new class of vehicle - compact hybrid sports hatchbacks. Even the purely stylistic car concepts have a good chance of influencing actual car design - like the Mazda "Taiki" concept - the applications of which can be seen in the new Mazda 6 and Mazda 3.
I do not believe that the same can be said for most runway fashion.
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Get it right, people - just because it costs $10,000 doesn't mean it's worth diddly squat.
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FLxP(1/2)-4(3^7)-E = 0
Where 0 is the number of people wearing this stuff.
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Hint: see above equation
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I do not believe that the same can be said for most runway fashion.
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