true enjoy it ,but never take for granted that it took hard work just to get this little bit of joy,and that it is a self-serving move on the part of the business to keep the moral of the consumers up .With that said there is a lot more work to be done in the fashion industry to insure that what we have today is not gone with the wind tomorrow .Take a look behind the scenes of fashion at who is creating these images and you will see why it is harder for some ethnic types to work than others.so if vogue or whatever magazine decides to honor people of colour with more coverage,please forgive me for not jumping up and down.Change is when staff rooms design houses and the production and ad house people reflect the diversity of our nation.today that is seldom the case.This is why i love Vmagazines
profile of the shakers and the breakers of design and culture ,they line up and show us who decides what is culture in the world and more than often they are european or of european descent and one or two asians,a latino and maybe a black chic who is secretary.Film crews,fashion houses,galleries,music world(corporate that is) the decision makers are almost all white.Times have not changed that much,do not mistake the salesmans pitch for true change,when we have changed you will be able to see my point of view and not want to pretend that we live in a world free of prejudice overnight,you will be able to really see that there is a lack of asian,mexican,latino and black representation in media
and you will take it as an offense on the human spirit that we deny the beauty of other cultures to feel better about ourselves. i will never take it for granted that what is bestowed upon me can allways be taken away given the fashion,this is why it is important to create something of ones own and not rely on bones thrown to us from the table.