Atleast you can buy one of the garment and look good(after paying so much) than looking like a clown on the street, right?

Why is that a problem? Artists can use whatever materials they need to fulfill their visions.

Natural leather means the massacre of poor animals.

@@jlasf you are correct. I was writing about my preferences and opinions not the artists’ we see theirs.

Yes there are alot of silks here: silk organza, silk chiffon and crepe

Also I think the overall reflective environment and lighting is making things look shinier than they would be in natural light

where???? how did I miss it?

@@pamjedlicka8451 to be fair, it’s subtle. Toward the beginning, one of the dresses with the extreme fringe texture in purple, you can see bits of it hit the runway. It may not be a lot, but when you pay that much for fashion, I’d hope for it to stay together longer than it’s runway debut!

Couture is literally just crafting garments catered specifically to a client. A simple dress if measured for a client, IS couture.

Tell me you know nothing about fashion without telling me you know nothing about fashion:

So you're telling me an average young 20 year old woman is able to purchase a garment that starts at $20,000?

@@ilikealotofthings731 there are children of VERY wealthy parents in the world now. Never in history of humanity has there been this many billionaires & millionaires.

@@ericowensnyc Yes, they are children of the wealthy PARENTS, which is the target audience. Many fashion houses cater their couture collections to individuals who made their own money. Their children can stick to ready to wear.

@@ilikealotofthings731 lol speak for yourself 🍸