Why I took a knife to Gaultier

Article Abstract:

Fashion designer Robert Cary-Williams believes that he is a very destructive person. However, he feels that his creativity establishes a presence in the midst of his destructive urges. He feels that his spring/summer 2000 collection, which will be unveiled at London Fashion Week, is more finished and controlled than past collections. He regards his work as both ugly and beautiful, with a delicate effect resulting from the savagery with which it is created.

Interview, Fashion designers, Cary-Williams, Robert

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Short, sharp shock

Article Abstract:

Fashion designers are reviving the styles of the 1960s, including mini skirts and go-go boots. Many of the designs of the 1960s were intended to present a vision of the 21st century, so it is not surprising that designers are looking back now that the 21st century has arrived.

Market information - general, APPAREL AND OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS, Women's Apparel, Women's and Girls' Cut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing, Analysis, Women's clothing, Fashion design

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