+ Follow TINA DANIAC Tag
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Tina Daniac considers herself a dressmaker not a designer. "I think the term ‘designer’ is one of the most abused, overused and misused words in fashion. Being a designer is relative. A lot of people out there make their first creation, which they probably lifted out of a foreign magazine, and then call themselves designers. I would rather be called a dressmaker because I don’t just design clothes, I create them – not just from fabric and design.
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1) Trends are usually recycled ideas.
2) You’ll know it’s fall when you see high necklines.
3) Ideas are usually derivative but not necessarily unoriginal.
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1) Trends are usually recycled ideas.
2) You’ll know it’s fall when you see high necklines.
3) Ideas are usually derivative but not necessarily unoriginal.
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