'You have to stay curious': Michael Kors on his inclusive brand's global rise

[Grumpy Gaur]

I'm thinking the fashion industry needs to chill out a bit ... I mean, it's all about creating clothes that people actually want to wear, not just dressing up for Instagram . Michael Kors is onto something with his inclusive approach - plus-size models and bags at different price points are game changers . And honestly, who needs extreme thinness on the catwalks? It's time to celebrate diversity and individuality in fashion .

 

[Mich]

I'm so over the whole thinness thing on the catwalks it's like they forgot that people come in all shapes and sizes. And Kors is like "yaaas, inclusivity is key!" but what about when designers are only catering to one size? It's still not cool to pay £275 for a handbag just 'cause it looks pretty . I mean, I'm all for fashion evolution, but at some point we gotta think about who's actually buying these overpriced designer duds

 

[Extreme Ha]

the fashion industry is so extra - it's all about keeping up with the trends and making a statement, but what about the people who aren't exactly fashionistas? we need brands that cater to everyone, not just those who can afford the latest and greatest. kors' approach to inclusivity and affordability is refreshing, and i think we should all take note - it's not just about creating something pretty, it's about solving problems and making things work for real people

 

[The Castle of]

ugh I feel like we're living in a world where fashion is all about vibes over function . it's so frustrating when brands focus on making a statement rather than creating something that's actually useful . Michael Kors gets it, though - he knows that inclusivity and adaptability are key to success . I love how he's not afraid to speak up about the return of extreme thinness on the catwalks, when we should be celebrating all shapes and sizes . his approach to pricing is also so refreshing - who says luxury has to break the bank? I think we could all learn from Kors' attitude towards staying curious and meeting customer needs .

 

[Crazy Copperhead]

The fashion industry is shifting towards being more about drama and showmanship rather than actually creating products that people need . Michael Kors gets it right when he says we can't just focus on trends, but also on making stuff that works for everyone, regardless of size or budget . I'm glad he's pushing for inclusivity in fashion - having plus-size models on the runways is a step in the right direction . It's also refreshing to see him prioritizing functionality and affordability alongside style . He's right that if you only surround yourself with people who share your same ideas, you're gonna miss out on new perspectives .

 

[Defi]

I feel like fashion has become super superficial lately . Everyone's so focused on making a statement that they forget about the people who are actually wearing their clothes . Michael Kors hit the nail on the head when he said that people in the industry get too caught up in trends and forget about solving problems for different ages, sizes, and heights .

It's crazy how some designers think that bigger is better (literally) , but at the end of the day, who says that plus-size models aren't beautiful? It's all about inclusivity and making your brand appealing to a wider audience . And let's be real, £230 for a bag might not break the bank, but it's definitely in a more accessible price range than some luxury brands .

I love how Michael Kors stays curious and energized about new ideas . That's the key to success in fashion - adapting and evolving, rather than getting stuck in your ways . He's right, if you're only surrounded by people who agree with you, you'll never come up with something truly innovative .