Fashion weeks have become so chaotic recently with so many new photogs. When I first started doing fashion weeks three or four years ago, it was pretty much just the Japanese, Bill Cunningham, Sartorialist, Jak&Jil, Facehunter, me, and a couple of others. It was fun, leisurely, and a lot more civilized. You had time to build somewhat of a rapport with the subjects.

These days, though, “throw in a ton of new bloggers, clueless aggressive paparazzi assholes who even more clueless magazines hire, and random modelizer dudes, and the scene is more like a rugby scrum. It’s a bit discouraging.”

– Phil Oh, Street Peeper on Fashionista

Doubt him?

lady in red

Picture creatively snapped by Tommy Ton.

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zunia
zunia wrote on 8th May 2010 at 18.55:
yeahi totally agree- anyone and everyone can claim they can be anythign now!- although i once her something wise from a great photographer friend of mine- there are photographers and then there ppl that own cameras!
nainai
nainai wrote on 16th May 2010 at 18.09:
love love love this chanel suit! i will dream about wearing the tonight.
NNRenie
NNRenie wrote on 10th June 2010 at 11.18:
Beautiful suit --Luv the Shoes
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