http://www.blog-tique.com/kate-and-andy-to-leave-kate-spade/ Blog-Tique, Taking Blogging Back To The Girls Thu, 08 Jan 2009 22:11:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc http://www.blog-tique.com/kate-and-andy-to-leave-kate-spade/#comment-7476 Jessica Wed, 22 Aug 2007 19:34:29 +0000 http://www.blog-tique.com/index.php/accessories/kate-and-andy-to-leave-kate-spade/#comment-7476 Exactly! It's like "cheating." Exactly! It’s like “cheating.”

]]> http://www.blog-tique.com/kate-and-andy-to-leave-kate-spade/#comment-7110 fashion-ista Fri, 17 Aug 2007 21:24:50 +0000 http://www.blog-tique.com/index.php/accessories/kate-and-andy-to-leave-kate-spade/#comment-7110 I totally agree. I am a little old-fashioned perhaps, or maybe it is just that I live South of the Equator. It is such a disgrace that most "designers" are not involved at all in the process of what they supposedly "design". Most of them are designers in name only. Not all though. There are some lesser known ones that show to have pride in their creations and are truly involved. I could name a few, mostly international designers: Amy Butler, Missair (although a little too futuristic for my taste), Marcela Calvet (expensive yes but arm-candy for sure), Monica Poole, Katherine Falco, and the list goes on and on. My point is that when a designer is not involved in what he/she makes, then isn't that called cheating? Of course, they think we are bubbleheads and besides, not all of us care to see the latest celebrity carrying a bag made by a well known brand whose actual designer is not one person but maybe 15 people. Those are my thoughts anyway from this mad for bags aussie. I totally agree. I am a little old-fashioned perhaps, or maybe it is just that I live South of the Equator. It is such a disgrace that most “designers” are not involved at all in the process of what they supposedly “design”. Most of them are designers in name only. Not all though. There are some lesser known ones that show to have pride in their creations and are truly involved. I could name a few, mostly international designers: Amy Butler, Missair (although a little too futuristic for my taste), Marcela Calvet (expensive yes but arm-candy for sure), Monica Poole, Katherine Falco, and the list goes on and on. My point is that when a designer is not involved in what he/she makes, then isn’t that called cheating? Of course, they think we are bubbleheads and besides, not all of us care to see the latest celebrity carrying a bag made by a well known brand whose actual designer is not one person but maybe 15 people. Those are my thoughts anyway from this mad for bags aussie.

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