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I 'm not speaking of trends, I'm referring to "straight-up, hit the off on a particular article of clothing (ie whenever against 21 Diane von Furstenberg, copies of the bag in the car exchange is, Steve Madden against Louboutin, etc.. Christians). On the one hand, it 's unfair to the designer that other retailers are taking advantage of their total marketing and original creations so it is accessible to most anyone with $ 30 in your folder. The pieces represent that design creativity, ingenuity, and hours of hard work and it is wrong for others to receive the money and unmerited credit for their creations. On the one hand, most people do just enough to pay rent and food, even less fashionable clothes. Normal people can 't fall produces $ 500 pair of shoes or a dress of cotton weak. Clothing affordable, yet fashionable to be available to anyone, not just the financially privileged. (continued) (continued) Designers are incorrect practice such outrageous prices for their products. The good seems to be no such difficulty. Well, what 's your opinion? I show both sides of the debate as equally as it could handle (I hope 'I m not in that negative polarization toward any one side) and I just want to take a test of the general population. I 'm very interested to hear what you have to say about this issue. Wow, thanks for the replies! I'm enjoying reading everyone 's opinion on this. Hopefully I 'll get more on later, so I can continue reading. ^ - ^

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