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- florian jayet
- Florian Jaynet was born and raised in France in 1982. From a young age he acquired a deep interest in the textiles industry from spending alot of time with his grandmother who worked as a tailor and pattern cutter. Although at this present time his passion was biology, he felt there was a designer manifesting inside of him, but it took a number of years before it became apparent to him. He moved on to do a course in Fashion Design at esimode when he was 22 and this course lasted for 3 years. Florians final collection was inspired by Betty Page who was the first fetish model. His first internship was with Alexander Mc Queen, which he felt was a great starting point as Mc Queens designs complemented his visions and idea’s. From here on he continued to gain experience working alongside many designers such as Eymeric Francois haute couture, missses Jones etc…
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ReplyDeleteI just noticed something interesting whilst perusing uk.fashionmag.com. The jumper shown on your hompage (7th picture down "spring, summer 2012") is EXACTLY THE SAME as the jumper which is shown on the following link (7th row down, 2nd from the left)
ReplyDeletehttp://uk.fashionmag.com/photos/event/597452,Dimitri-Zafiriou.html
Interestingly, that jumper is from a 2009 collection.
I'm just curious, do you feel a sense of pride calling yourself a designer when in reality you merely copied someone else's work?
Also, I wonder how many more of your "designs" are actually from someone else's imagination. Hmmmm...
That's embarrassing!!
DeleteI just noticed something interesting whilst perusing uk.fashionmag.com. The jumper shown on your hompage (7th picture down "spring, summer 2012") is EXACTLY THE SAME as the jumper which is shown on the following link (7th row down, 2nd from the left)
ReplyDeletehttp://uk.fashionmag.com/photos/event/597452,Dimitri-Zafiriou.html
Interestingly, that is from a 2009 collection.
I'm just curious, do you feel a sense of pride calling yourself a designer when in reality you merely copied someone else's work?
Also, I wonder how many more of your "designs" are actually from someone else's imagination. Hmmmm...