Karl Lagerfeld tried doing feminism after a super-market and space odyssey shows. And it felt so, so fake. If you spread feminism through fashion, then at list use more than three models of colour. Use plus-size models and not only the glossy Cara Delevigne and Georgia May Jagger combo which are skinny and "perfect". It's not feminism, Karl. It's just giving a bunch of girls few posters with signs like Boys should also be pregnant or He for She. Showing this, and saying that it's feminism, seems to be really funny and silly comparing to what, for example, happens in Turkey or Russia. These women really fight for women's rights. Maybe I shouldn't connect the fashion thing with politics, but using too big words for too small things isn't a good matter for an important aim. And by the way- how many women in the world can buy every three months a one-season-only Chanel bag? I thing something is wrong up here… let's just stay with one thing: MAKE FASHION in fashion (but unfortunately, even the horrible clothes didn't help the whole collection out of the situation).
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