Most people dismiss fashion because most fashion dismisses them, whether by price, social class, size, or race.

@angelabender8132

2 жыл бұрын

Fashion is exclusive for some luxury items that older women can afford Inclusive for others which require youthful figures such as jeans

I just find it interesting how they don't talk about the garment industry in third world countries. The fashion industry in not only about designers and models but the production of these products plays a role as well. If they talk about revolutionizing the industry they'll have to consider this part as well.

@PinkDiamond7777777

6 жыл бұрын

Oh, you did NOT just diss H&M! :P Haha. Your comment is incredibly accurate. Good points made. On this point though, if you are in the UK, Stacey Dooley was in such a documentary.

@jon-unicorn-doxxer

6 жыл бұрын

Does high fashion outsource in 3rd world?

@leylayucel9648

5 жыл бұрын

yes

@KiiaH

5 жыл бұрын

I think this series was more about the opportunities in the fashion industry and about the many career opportunities you can have in this industry. This was about widening the aspect on how we look at fashion industry. Really showing there is much more than just the faces and what we see in the public eye. But I think your point is really interesting and accurate too.

@nattkhan

4 жыл бұрын

@Loraine Mohar it's not about activism, it's about the harsh reality of where the majority of our (working class folk) clothing comes from. It's about human decency and being responsible for contributing to sweatshops

Alexa is a natural as a fashion journalist: bright, thoughtful, articulate, lovely, funny and warm. Good program.

@nessie1668

3 жыл бұрын

I don't intend to sound creepy, but she's just so fascinating to me. Everything from her demeanor down to the way she talks and looks (she's like model material imo) and her big brain.... ughh I love her so much

@kay6692

2 жыл бұрын

@@nessie1668 she’s a model

@yoseevideos

Жыл бұрын

Alexa is an amazing interviewer as well as narrator. Love her.

@travelbug4536

Жыл бұрын

I see a skinny man in a dress.

My female ancestors always made their own clothes. When I was under 10yrs old I could knit, make lace, and use a sewing machine. My grandmother was disappointed in me when I turned 11yrs old, and I wasn't a seamstress. My mum taught me how to make basic patterns, and sew the materials. After I left school, I went to a fashion designing course. The problem I faced was my teachers refused to grade my work. They accused me of cheating. Even through I did all my work at the fashion course. I went to other fashion courses, where they all said I didn't have what it takes to get in the fashion industry. The teachers would ignore, and bully me in class. Students would watch, but not say anything. So I gave up. An elderly lady once asked me "what's your talent?" I said "I can do seamstress work, but none of me teachers think I can do it." The elderly said "they failed, they don't want you to succeed." I didn't believe her. I thought she was just being nice to make me happy. After watching this documentary I've realised I'm very much needed in the fashion industry. I think I'm going to get into the fashion industry. But I won't use my real name. I don't need failures that have used, and bullied me to sabotage me.

@TypeonevoicesAfrica

4 жыл бұрын

Samantha Peters .go Samantha go. Please update me of how far you've gone . hamidahnabakka@gmail.com

@lockheart619

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck!

@bigbelly5519

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck Samantha. Update us in the future. We hope you the best and if u ever feel demotivated. I’m sure lots of people willing to listen, including me.

@increible0incredula

3 жыл бұрын

dont change your name, dont hide. Bitterness and jealousy cannot sabotage you.

@priestessmikokikyo77

3 жыл бұрын

Where were your parents when you were being bullied like that?! That was child abuse!

This lady should run a podcast, she is so well-spoken I could listen to her forever.

@raquelmahr1361

4 жыл бұрын

I love her voice!

I work in the fashion industry in LA. I love this, I can't explain to people who ask about my job, how it's more than playing with fabric, and putting clothes on models. It's art, it's mathematics,it's exhausting, it's invigorating and yes some days I wish I was saving lives. But then I remember how, what I help create affects other people. Thank you for This video.

@stars.are.blind_955

6 жыл бұрын

Yeda 1312 Everything you say is so true, I'm currently study fashion design, and it's hard to explain and people to get it.

@melskinder

5 жыл бұрын

where are you working at?

@avoice3390

4 жыл бұрын

In a way, it does save lives. Fashion kept me very occupied and working and learning when my family life was awful. It gave me a place to go for sanity and Inspiration. Everything we that comes from a place of joy is helpful to someone.

@mattg56

Жыл бұрын

@@avoice3390 I agree. It's an art form and it can inspire. I'm glad it helped you through a bad time.

Jacquemus kept it real, I found it kinda strange how everyone was saying oh the fashion world is so nice and he's like its very cliquey and people take it too seriously. I agree. It's clothes not medicine.

@leanneramnarine2281

8 жыл бұрын

If it's someones work/bread and butter, its serious to them. You can't compare it to medicine; its an unfair comparison because they're two very different things.

@catharticmemefairy2088

3 жыл бұрын

jacquemous if one of my favorites

@SEA-dv5kh

2 жыл бұрын

@@catharticmemefairy2088 I've come to watch this in 2021 and it's crazy to see that he was keeping it real from the start and SpaceCoven would have no idea he would grow into his own little empire. I love him and his collections.

Alexa speaks really well and wastes no time in getting to the heart of the matter. I am very impressed. I stumbled upon this series and I had heard of her but that was all. This is very good fashion journalism. What do people do? Stand around ? No. I am looking forward to the rest of this series. Fashion is big in Tokyo where I live

1 hour 7 minutes of Alexa Chung. Could life get any better?

The guy at 23:30 in the background eating his skittles not giving a single shit about the cameras hahaha

@Zincink

8 жыл бұрын

+Greg G hahahah noice!

@sarahu.38

4 жыл бұрын

Good ol' college diet. I once had a girl faint in class. I asked what she had eaten that day and she said, "...a bag of Skittles." I was like, "Welp... That could be one reason you passed out!!" Food, kids. You gotta eat food!

@internetsummoner

3 жыл бұрын

@Sarah Umles True that !

I am a Fashion major, Fibers minor at SCAD and prior to watching this I was still unsure of what I wanted to do in the fashion industry. I came from a very middle class, Midwestern upbringing which questioned the practicality of fashion as a career. However, the insight this documentary provided clarified my goal for the future, I am so excited to see where fashion goes and how powerful it will become as the world changes.

@Zincink

8 жыл бұрын

+Danielle Marie Learn Chinese.

I love Alexa Chung. She's so elegant when she models. Nice to see her as a reporter and documentarian.

I would have loved to see this when I was at college, would have saved me alot of hours figuring out what uni course and career I wanted to go into. I think in the next series Alexa should talk to people in the below careers ;).... PR Agency Marketing - Burberry stands out! Fashion Journalist Freelance Stylist Bloggers Vloggers Photographers Merchandisers Visual Merchandisers Retail Managers/Department Store Internships & Graduate Roles - THIS is still one of the key means of getting an job for some of the careers such as design, pr & journalism, even with a degree under your belt the Paid Vs Unpaid! x

@K8Nena9

8 жыл бұрын

yes that would be so helpful and cool to understand x

Ok now Olivier Rousteing is my favourite!

@tatjanamallano4150

6 жыл бұрын

Mine too! Girl I am creating fashion content in my KZread channel. Would love to know what you think!

@ferasaboushaar5531

4 жыл бұрын

Let's be connected on Instagram so you can see my work. @ferascouture

I'd love to see a video about the growing trend of socially and environmentally responsible clothing brands. There is demand for it. I hope it is the future of this industry.

Loved this peek into the industry. Also, all of Alexa's outfits are so on point :D

@tatjanamallano4150

6 жыл бұрын

So much love for Alexa! Wish her new clothing line was more affordable. Girl, I am creating fashion content on my KZread channel. Would love to know what you think!

This was SO insightful and fun to watch! Would love to see more!

@jyndocu

8 жыл бұрын

+Samantha Maria oh hi samantha! i like your channel :D and i agree with u! this video is so inspiring

@YvonneGurli

8 жыл бұрын

Love u girl

@adamgarcia7795

5 жыл бұрын

you must be brainless to follow deadly labour exploiters in developing countries.

@ferasaboushaar5531

4 жыл бұрын

Let's be connected on Instagram 👗 so you can see me making clothes . @ferascouture

@sams_saifi

3 жыл бұрын

Every moment is beautiful today my heart is just your own case, we have the world Gam not saying anything, the world is more than we need you now.

Alexa Chung really is one of a kind. I Always liked her or what I know of her. Like how she evolved into talking About fashion doning shows like This. She has knowlige!

What I loved the most about this documentary (which was fantastic btw) .. is that Fashion makes no excuses anymore,... IT IS an Art form .. as well as "performance art". An Artist doesn't concern themselves about being too superficial, so why should fashion, .. and I feel like this was the main point? This was really inspiring, thank you Alexa and VOGUE!

Haha, Alexa imitating Said and the french accent at 1:02:22 was perfect, especially how that came back up in their conversation right after. She's a great interviewer/host.

This series has seriously changed my life. Thank you.

As a kid I wanted to be a fashion designer (probably like a lot of girls), I used to draw outfits a lot. In high-school I learned how to make patterns and garments on my own (my mom also knew how). My path led me towards an art education, while tempted to pursue a fashion major, I ultimately chose Fine Arts. As a true introvert and not the most high energy person, illustration feels like the best career for me. And maybe one day I can create patterns or designs that will be on clothes and this will be my contribution to the industry.

The Jacquemus part, is very relevant about fashion in France. Everybody sees Paris as the city of chic clothes, and couture, and high end fashion, but actually, i feel like the fashion field in France, is really restrctive. We don't have the same fashion inspiration as in London, not as popular, but more with a "prestige" image. That's may be why it is, so difficult to have access to the fashion world in France. But I think it's a shame, and a lack of interest in new talents and in new styles of styling. UK now takes over the industry, and french people are now more interested in the english way to dress up, because it's a lot more open minded, i think.

@ferasaboushaar5531

4 жыл бұрын

Hello from Germany, Let's connect on Instagram. I look forward to sharing my passion for fashion with you. @ferascouture

@marionalopez260

4 жыл бұрын

I think it’s not necessarily only in the UK, though it’s a very good example. But the French are neally caught up in the buaa esa side of things and in the heritage, whereas the UK invests money and tries to promote young creators so that it’s visible to everyone. Mainly the UK is interested in fashion just because they see how powerful it can be, especially in economy, which is where their interest is placed, they know how to promote and inspire. This is just my opinion though.

This was actually fun to watch. Alexa is a bit snarky but not so much that her comments arm inappropriate or annoying. In fact I really enjoyed her humour.

I still dont fully understanding fashion . like i love to wear clothes and to style my self and to see whats trending....ect but when i see all these ppl in the industry talking about how fashion is for everyone and doesn t matter your background , i just keep asking my self why they make their products extra expensive that most ppl can t afford and i know that if they made their prices so low and affordable for the majority the brand/designer will loose its value on ppl s eyes but still . Why does this idea of fashion isnt really for everyone as they claim it is . (sorry for my bad english)

@Justtobe7

6 жыл бұрын

He meant for everyone "rich" he refer to everyone as body type. As social classy off course not.

@nitishaggarwal863

6 жыл бұрын

Chady OnFire y

@mariaserban2665

6 жыл бұрын

In household names, or in small brands, they put a lot of accent in the quality of products. As a result, each piece costs more to make than, say, a dress from a big company , like, idk,H&M; its products being made in China at 0,70$ per piece and then sold at a price of 30$ in a shop (plus paying workers, taxes, transport,etc). Understandably, these small companies or maybe big ones but well-known of high end products, will make less pieces and each one will take more money to make. So they'll have to sell it at a higher price, taking into account that it takes more work and manufacturing than the other ones. However, I do agree w you on the fact that lots of them sell also the brand and the name, like LV,YSL, Gucci etc etc

@shawnee919

4 жыл бұрын

These people don't mass produce their stuff tho like Primark etcdoes, all made abroad by workers who get paid next to nothing. (which is horrid) Although I agree with you and prices should be lower, it's unrealistic to have designers and retail stores be the same price.

@whoismikeyuk

4 жыл бұрын

Fashion is for everyone as in clothing choice (or style) is for everyone. Whether you wear nothing but leaves or the most expensive clothing, you are making a fashion choice and/or statement. It is in that sense that fashion is for everyone. It does not mean everyone can afford everything. With regards to pricing, regardless of how much it cost the big houses or designers to produce an item, the bottom line is if you think it expensive, you are probably not the target market. The same way one person could find the cost of a private jet expensive and another won't.

That was so insightful because you never get to hear about how the fashion industry really works

I like that these videos are long, like movies kind of long. It's so satisfying. Plus Alexa Chung is so bubbly and fresh.

love that these are all together now! The series is brilliant! Looking forward to Series 2 :)

@CormacIRL

8 жыл бұрын

+Cormac IRL I would love to see the women's wear designers at Lanvin. The hands that bring Alber Elbaz's genius ideas into the real world

I want all her clothes! Every single piece in this show.

From A to Z this video covers the industry and the detailed beauty of top fashion brands, from story boards to the psychology, and emotional street wear history, straight up to today's digital internet revolution. Thank you for the creative scope and work behind this video!

I love this series. I'm not even on a fashion career path but I still found it super informative. Well done!

this was sooo great, and informative, when I was a kid thinking about pursing a career in fashion this would have answered every single question i had that would keep me up at night. Really motivating! and I would love to hear more from designers like Shayne Oliver whose social media presence and pulse on internet trends really helped them break new ground in fashion and build their brand.

''it's always time for a revolution" AMÉN

Jon well done! Definitely one of my favorite videos on KZread thus far. Very insightful without being boring or monotonous. The hour flew by. You've made a new fan out of me.

That Christopher Kane dress she wears was a masterpiece! I have to take a look again at that fashion show of him: it was great for real.

I LOVE LOVE loved this! My obsession with everything fashion just doubled and I can't wait to work in the industry. Also, it's great that Alexa Chung is presenting all of this information in such an approachable way. Going to watch the second part to this asap.

This is one of the best documentaries I've ever watched, and definitely one of my top 3 favorites 💖 the whole series is amazing

From all the documentaires of vouge the ones that Alexa did, was THE BESSTTT. I wish she could do them all.

wow that took me back! Remember Caryn Franklin and the Clothes Show. Went to London College of Fashion, it looks very different now! Did pattern cutting and design course, and was always busy sewing for others and myself. Good career to have!

Love, love, love where this series is going! And love Alexa Chung as the host! She's fabulous! I'm in the midst of launching an activewear collection with ZERO formal education in fashion. Would love to see the next episode follow activewear designers or the phenomena of activewear as it seems so many fashion designers are delving into activewear/streetwear.

This is a really really great series - and there isn't anything else like it that gives a modern, real and interesting insight into the fashion process and industry! Thanks British Vogue!

ive watched this a few times but i still keep coming back, i love it

Season 2: More interviews with the people who are actually making the clothes/how to break into the fashion industry that way!

@tatjanamallano4150

6 жыл бұрын

Wish Alexa would continue with these series! Girl I am creating fashion content in my KZread channel. Would love to know what you think!

@ferasaboushaar5531

4 жыл бұрын

Let's connect on Instagram. I look forward to sharing my passion for fashion with you. @ferascouture

@marionalopez260

4 жыл бұрын

Omg yess we need that!!!!

This is an interesting marketing/pr piece to counterbalance the criticism of the industry. It largely ignores the fact that many of the negative stereotypes of the fashion industry are rooted in FACTS supported by thousands of people over many decades. Alexa is white (passing), tall and naturally thin, done. Minus one of those qualifiers her experience of the industry and access to the industry would be very different. Even the admission of nonavailability of formal information for the lay person to access employment in the industry is an indictment. I did enjoy Olivier Rousteing input.

@bbrown333

4 жыл бұрын

Oooh YES! Nail on the head. It's an extremely elitist industry, has always been and will always be. Rich people, those that can afford to consume gigantically, aim to be conspicuous in their consumption and exclusionary in their circles.

Excited for series 2! I would really love to know more about the people behind fashion and how to start a fashion business. Thank you for making this series!

This was such a wonderful, eye-opening, and refreshing look into today's fashion industry!!! 👍 Alexa has that certain je ne sais quoi that' makes her the perfect interviewer!! This was just lovely!!! ❤️

I'm only 30 seconds in and the Clueless reference made me already love this

Im studying fashion marketing with a minor in fashion design at SCAD and its an amazing experience :) working in fashion will kick your ass though haha. You really have to love it because it isn't easy! A lot of late hours and pricking your fingers with needles but you make the best of friends that way :)

Eye opening. Thank you soo much Alexa for presenting this documentary! This answered so many questions I had regarding the fashion industry....so much so that I started taking notes! LOVE FASHION

So thankful I came across this video, so inspiring and helpful! X

I've worked in architecture/engineering my whole life and after 15 years I'm throwing it all away to venture into fashion, Ive always loved fashion but like the question Alexa asked.. "is there money in fashion , that parents wouldn't support their children going into fashion"... the answer is .. the Fahsion industry is bigger than the automobile industry :) yup. I'm moving in that direction.

I enjoyed being able to see this in one go, please make sure the second series has one like this too. It'd be lovely to hear more about photography, film makers & image makers in the next series too as fashion is so visual. Without photography we would see most of these things!

Excellent, informative and timeless!!! Well done Alexa Chung! Thank you for your passion and devotion to the fashion industry!

This was really well made. I loved the high production value too! Not your average KZread short form video on fashion. Very nice British Vogue!

I went to the London College of Fashion. I was offered a place at Central St Martin's but felt they didn't offer enough technical skill to help push me forward ..just a place to be super creative for three years. I wanted to have the skills to back up my ideas. We knew how to design and construct everything

i love the way Alexa presents these shows. thank you so much dear, i learn plenty from these shows

This was amazing! I really enjoyed watching the series!

I think it is important for this series to have subtitles.

the most inspiring and satisfying fashion documentary ever! and Alexa.. such a babe

Such an insightful documentary! As an independent jewellery designer I know the feeling of my work not achieving the same recognition, by my parents for instance, as a "normal 9-5 job". I can only second some of the comments made in the series, recognise your passion and find ways to follow it.

I grew up admiring Zandra Rhodes and Bill Gibb and Tommy Nutter but today people hardly know them ! makes me feel old. I remember going to a party at Bruce Oldfields with Celia Birtwell and Hockney and spending the evening sitting on a Lalanne sheep talking to a Harpers & Queen journalist. It was the 70's and there were not the barriers that there are today. I was a student, unconscious of my luck, finding the extraordinary just 'normal' everyday ! I needed money so I went to a fashion journal and asked to illustrate for them and they said yes and sent me off the Browns to sit in the shop and draw the clothes, a shop that I couldn't afford to enter ! I became friends with all the editors, it was great fun. When I did my show I needed leather so I wrote to a tanning factory and asked if they would do me a deal and they sent me a TON of free leather, my teachers couldn't believe it. I got all my linen from habitat on the Kings road when I told the manager that I loved it and wanted to use it in my show. He gave me an 80% discount ! Those were the days. In my first year I was first in the class but as I didn't go on to become a designer who cares!

The vast majority of all this gorgeous stuff seems to end up in refrigerated archives, but it all inspires me to have fun with my own op shop treasures (seasoned with some genuine lash-outs).

Bring these video series back! ❤️

Watching this after 2 years and it still helped me.

This woman should be hired to have her own channel. What an AMAZING and respectful voice! Thank you, Alexa!

love every minute of this !!! its amazing how this is from 2015 but feels like its totally now in 2021

This had just changed my life! Thank you!

witty, insightful, informative. and simply satisfying to watch.

This is like a series of university tutorials on fashion - so compact, interesting and informative

Just graduated, this series is so helpful right now!

This was amazing and so insightful. Can't wait to see more!

Yes, please do bring it back to that! Fashion is an amazing business and creative force. Brava!

Great documentary. I enjoyed the many different aspects of fashion and the obstacles involved in creating a collection.

her series are amazing i love watching them

I guess you are now a fashion journalist. It's brilliant to see you. You are brilliant, Alexa. Thank you.

Love Alexa's outfits! does anyone know what she is wearing in the part when she met Paul Smith? The shirt dress is amazing!

Amazing video. So inspiring. Fashion is so much more then dressing up. It's a different language all together. I'm studying fashion and all these videos are so great.

I lost count how many times I watched this. It’s my comfort Saturday video.

looved it.Very interesting and informative makes me view fashion from a different perspective. I never really thought of fashion from the business side. Very good .

looking forward to series 2!!!!!

This is very well done and informative!

Loved this. Would have been great to have asked the modeling agency directly why the scarcity of black, brown, asian, etc models on the runway.

@jogeswarkumar8487

6 жыл бұрын

vent

@artsygirlify

6 жыл бұрын

facts....the industry is bias and border racist

@idontgiveafaboutyou

6 жыл бұрын

Idk why that's more important and how do you know it's actually racist?

@Nairah912

5 жыл бұрын

Gabriella 69 because fashion is supposed to be for everyone yet the industry isn’t representative of that, for the most part, brands have only shown what they want their society looks like, and for the most part, it’s blonde models that all have similar facial features and similar body sizes. Yet despite the lack of diversity, brands have no problem stealing ethnic prints, ethnic fashions, and appropriate (nothing wrong with inspiration but there is a problem with taking something and selling it as your own idea) the clothing of other cultures, that’s why the industry is racist and that’s why it’s important.

@ferasaboushaar5531

4 жыл бұрын

Me too 😚Let's connect on Instagram. I look forward to sharing my passion for fashion with you. @ferascouture

Fabulous and so inspiring! Alexa Chung- we love your work! xoxo

"fashion people are nice and friendly".... hmm sometimes but not really. it always depends on who you are and what you do. fashion people only 100% nice to models bc they want to feel beautiful by association.

@russobznet873

3 жыл бұрын

this was sooo great, and informative, when I was a kid thinking about pursing a career in fashion this would have answered every single question i had that would keep me up at night. Really motivating! and I would love to hear more from designers like Shayne Oliver whose social media presence and pulse on internet trends really helped them break new ground in fashion and build their brand.

Very informative, enjoyed this series immensely.

38:17 Spring Summer 17, wow this is two years old now. So intersting to see how the trend forecast has come about and what predictions were spot on.

My issue is that they say so many times that you don’t have to be rich or have money, but they’ve all done internships or unpaid work to get where they are. You need money to feed yourself and pay for a roof over your head.

This was fantastic. Loved all the interview choices and Alexa is brilliant! More! xo

thank you for an amazing, informative and inspiration info! Like the way Alexa shoes fashion industry. Fun, easy, understandable even for those, whose language is not English (as me). Thank you so much, these series were an inspiration pur!

I love how she says fashion designers aren’t rich while she flies places and her coats cost 950 dollars. Like okay...

@capassoluigi7387

3 жыл бұрын

They snore and drink a lot!!!! Look at naomie,Kate moss is up to 3 grams of powder and liters of alcohol!!!!

@orangefruit12

2 жыл бұрын

not ALL fashion designers are rich. There are those who get a one-time shine in the runway and have had to wait for so many years until hopefully their designs are approved once again. With so many designers competing in the industry, its harder to stay consistent because theres LOTS of things to consider like investments, research team, trial and error, etc. Not even all famous runway models are rich. A model said that they are the ones to pay plane tickets and the hotels they stay, food, etc. There's a bigger percentage of designers that have slightly above average net worth but not necessarily rich RICH.

This was incredible. So eye opening. Definitely recommend to others to watch for sure! :D

Thank you Alexa for this eye opener!

Thank you so much for this!

Great Documentry, Loved it

This was so interesting to watch! I know this is British Vogue, but a similar video exploring the graphic design industry would be awesome.

I love the narration - Alexa Chung, you are amazing!

Found this series so insightful, I would like to see more on the design side of things though as I am currently a fashion/textile design student. I would like to know the best ways to get noticed as a designer to other companies and also what they look for in your work. Would also be interesting to see what it's like to start off as an intern.

Very informative and in general very interesting one hour! Thank you!

Amazing video

love love love this!!!!!!