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The first female fashion designer
Oh, yes, I would
Bertin designed gowns that presented the female figure as an imposing presence. Women took up three times as much space as men when wearing one of her designs, which ensured a reasonable amount of ‘personal space.’
The pannier was worn only by the upper class and was a ceremonial dress. It consisted of a petticoat and hoops that were made of light steel or wooden bars.
Rose Bertin also made the rustic muslin dress popular, releasing the body from corsets and baskets. This style of dress was prompted by the fascination with Rousseau's theories of return to nature and references from the antiquity (Enlightenment).
Rose Bertin constantly launched new trends like glittery 'pouf' hairstyles
Only reason why I'd want to be in politics is to have my own "Minister of Fashion" like Rose Bertin.
My first priority would be to do away with egregious violations of aesthetic taste and decency like this:
Please, it's an assault to the eye
I want to see gorgeous fabrics, colors and handiwork
Hideousness. Society has become completely unhinged.
Now, men. Please, you can *and MUST* do better than this abomination they have planned for you
The Great Reset for fashion is nothing short of terrifying
No! No! No! No! https://music.apple.com/us/album/sacrifice/1437472870?i=1437473023
No! No! No! No! https://music.apple.com/us/album/sacrifice/1437472870?i=1437473023
They've infiltrated and degraded every aspect of our world
Fabrics used in clothing are a window to our souls
Globalists stop your assault on beauty of form and function!
NO!
Don't let them dictate their unenlightened, consumerist, warped aesthetics to us
Hell NO!
It's hard to find anything novel and even remotely worthy of praise in 2020.
