Tim, I enjoyed you on Project Runway, but really fell in love during this interview: You make fashion practical but also something to aspire to without feeling like you need to be a slave to magazine covers.
So, my question, and forgive me is this seems a bit simplistic. How do you go about finding a good tailor?
A guest judge on Project Runway once commented that the difference between regular people wearing clothes and celebrities is that regular people buy stuff "off the rack" and wear it, but celebrities frequently have things tailored to flatter them. I feel like older generations did this regularly, but it's something that younger folks don't do. I've had my neighborhood dry cleaner's make simple repairs, but the quality is often such that I wouldn't trust them my nicer stuff.
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Tim, I enjoyed you on Project Runway, but really fell in love during this interview: You make fashion practical but also something to aspire to without feeling like you need to be a slave to magazine covers.
So, my question, and forgive me is this seems a bit simplistic. How do you go about finding a good tailor?
A guest judge on Project Runway once commented that the difference between regular people wearing clothes and celebrities is that regular people buy stuff "off the rack" and wear it, but celebrities frequently have things tailored to flatter them. I feel like older generations did this regularly, but it's something that younger folks don't do. I've had my neighborhood dry cleaner's make simple repairs, but the quality is often such that I wouldn't trust them my nicer stuff.
Any advice?
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