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I approve and agree with the idea and the concept.
I couldn't find any evidence of disrespect for traditional Japanese costume.
Even if it was an obi, I think it is clear that the design was applied to the space to make the model stand out.
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I would much rather see this idea developed.
The Japanese kimono belt has so many designs and concepts. I think it is an affirmation of human creativity that a fabric with that width of design is something that can stimulate creativity.
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Just looking at that image I was impressed by the possibilities, the idea of a "model walking line", applying the design and image of the obi, is really wonderful and very widely applicable.
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Hey, sorry for jumping in. I disagree w/ your argument that no evidence of disrespect for Japanese traditional....They admitted the model stepped on the “Japanese fabric”. It doesn’t matter if the fabric is “obi” or not, FABRIC is the essential part of our traditional culture.
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返信先: さん, さん
Ordinary people do not step on beautiful clothes.
Special care must be taken when using what looks like a folk costume.
Many people have been hurt by advertising.
I think your way of thinking is wrong.
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今話題になっているヴァレンチノの「帯を踏んでいる」とされる宣伝について、私は肯定を示したのですがその後色々と言い募られているようなので、見解を後ほどnoteなどで発表したいと思います。
題名は未定ですが、「帯と寛容と人間の尊厳について」 という感じになるかと思います。 twitter.com/Shogo_tkhs/sta…
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Ok, let Valentino to make another one, featuring a Middle-Eastern lady stepping on long clothes which resemble hijabs, then make a statement showing their "respects" toward Islamic culture, if Valentino claims that they are respectful toward "different cultures"
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Where on earth walking on, real or appeared, national garment/fabric is interrupted or "approved" as a way of someone showing respect? It is highly offensive. Period.
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