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How Do You Judge Good And Bad Fashion In An Academic Sense
The line has to be cohesive and look like it’s been thought out, which includes the same cover story, fabrics, and one that has longevity of what the line is supposed to be in the future. Kathryn states how there’s an amount of science behind creating a line that she didn’t respect or know about prior to going to design school.
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