At my customer service blog I talked about this idea of transparency and being able to let your customers go behind the scenes once in awhile to get a glimpse of all the work that you do. In what we perceive to be this glamorous world of fashion that has been idolized by the masses, I think blogs like Cut, Sew, & Blog offer people a unique perspective that we don't get from many fashion designers in the industry today. They're "work" life is kept private and their thoughts about the fashion industry are hyped-up public relations scripts. And when we do get the chance to see these masters at work, it's displayed in a book that has been edited and edited again. So, to Malcolm Harris I say, "Keep on keepin' on!" Use your blog for therapy, to write about your latest projects, creations, whatever...Just don't stop blogging!
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maria it´s so hard i think to blog everyday, over all because it take place in a precious time for to work for to win money and to paid counts... Have many aspects positive for to blog, for me over all is the visibility that you are working and continue to study changes of behaviors and changes of the fashion and between this process you develop a true love to your blog... so everyday i also pose this question ... to blog or not to blog??
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