Suzy Was Criticized For Losing His Ability To Think Independently.

Jonathan Wingfield of System magazine asked Horyn how Menkes looked at when she looked at fashion PR companies and brand promotion.

When asked if Horyn believed that all brand publicity would have a negative impact, she replied, "I remember that Suzy Menkes had been there five years ago.

(International Herald Tribune) has written relevant contents.

She has been promoting this or that brand.

Of course, what she did is absolutely right, promotion is effective, and promotion of brands has become the key point.

Then it began to become part of her writing. She began to write articles using the company's tone and way.

I will think, "wait, Suzy, why do you work for these people? You serve the news media, you are a critic, please try to keep your independent thinking ability."

People may say that I am optimistic about writing, but I think the brand has a terrible influence on writing. It is polluting the environment of our writing. "

The blunt language style and extreme statements have been controversial for a long time. For example, in 2013, Cathy Horyn published an article in the New York Times, criticizing the brand name of Hedi Slimane after taking office.

"Removing it, saying that it not only cut off the connection with the brand founder Yves Saint Laurent (YSL), but also abandoned the elegant taste and feminine power of the brand representatives.

And by using other people's lips, these clothes look like Topshop or secondhand shop fashions.

Therefore, Hedi Slimane was put on the "black list" of the show, and the brands such as GiorgioArmani, Dolce & Gabbana once refused her from the show.

Now, what kind of industry response can these people get from their peers' speech?

Most designers declined to comment on Cathy Horyn, or they did not care about Cathy's comments, but some of them had a clear attitude.

For example, Karl Lagerfeld indicated that he preferred to see the gorgeous magazine which was edited by Anna Wintour and Carine Roitfeld; Vanity Fair said that the article of Cathy was like a fashion show.

Suzy Menkes, who is known as the busiest and most low-key person during the fashion week, has been known for more than 30 years of fashion reviews. It has always been known for its fashionable arguments and venomous tongue. Sharp and penetrating words, from fear of offending people, to real and assertive words, has made her the most influential fashion critic.

In the face of such criticisms as Cathy Horyn, how Suzy Menkes will respond, journalists continue to focus on the dynamic development of events.