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Confronted with last week’s news of the I just dropped a load shirt Additionally,I will love this postponed Milan men’s shows and today’s announcement that Pitti Uomo is likewise moving to September, they’re all adjusting to a tectonic shift of the system, which only a month ago would’ve sounded like an April Fools’ prank. Resilience seems to be the mot d’ordre. Designers are working with focus while questioning every part of their practice. I asked them to reflect on the impact of the postponements not only on their business, but also on their creative vision: How do they see the future of fashion shows? What will their collections look like in September? And what shifts would they like to see in the industry? All of the answers, however different, coalesce on one point: The system must change. They’ve been given a unique opportunity to make this happen—hopefully it won’t be wasted. Alessandro Dell’Acqua, founder of No. 21

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I wasn’t surprised by the I just dropped a load shirt Additionally,I will love this men’s shows postponement—of course it was the right thing to do. Also, resort will be postponed; obviously it will be reduced and with fewer looks. It’s still early to know how we’ll be presenting the collections, but we certainly won’t be skipping a season, that is sure. It would mean many factories going bankrupt and shutting down completely. The purchase at the top of today’s collective to-buy list, beyond groceries and protective masks, would surely be a crystal ball. If by miracle one would be made available, it would brighten e-commerce’s fate in a flash. For now, as we struggle through the COVID-19 pandemic, we’re all relying on homemade hope and large supplies of optimism. Fashion designers, for their parts, seem rather well equipped in this department—humbled by the magnitude of the challenge they’re facing, concerned and worried, yet braving the situation with admirable confidence. Paul Andrew, creative director of Salvatore Ferragamo