Comments on: It’s A Big World Out There

By: Fashion's Darling

Fashion's Darling — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 15:58:00 +0000

This is terrible. Editors should feel a bit proud…like you said most of the content on fashion blogs are inspired by the fashion mags out there. That just shows their insecurities if they feel threatened by someone behind a computer screen (who gets paid wayyy less then they do)!

By: Kenny Surtani

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By: Drusilla

Drusilla — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 07:08:00 +0000

Being one of the bloggers the post refers to, I can confirm that the person who chose to attack my blog was indeed a journalist working for a lifestyle magazine in Delhi- that is, if he was who he says he was.
However, I do think that fashion bloggers can’t possibly take over editors’ or other fashion journalists’ jobs, and that’s because we simply don’t, for the most part, do the same thing. A person with the right Adobe tools might be able to simulate a graphic design job (inferior to the real thing), but what bloggers do is put their opinions and thoughts out there- and the backlash comes from the fact that some people do not like us having the space to do that, or using it in a certain way. Of the three bloggers Queen Michelle linked to in that post, I was the only one who had something negative to say- namely, that I believed the designer in question was guilty of plagiarism- but as one can see, attacks can turn up (thankfully, not all the time) on even the most innocuous posts.

By: alana

alana — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 13:36:00 +0000

i can also understand how the editors and “real” fashion journalists feel, but the rise of the fashion blog was inevitable. i have a wee question… i’m kind of new to the whole blogging thing, i was just wondering if you had any advice on how to promote my blog? i’d love to get it out there more.

By: youmeher

youmeher — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 10:57:00 +0000

What a great post! I’m surprised that no one has commented yet. So I feel iffy about breaking the silence with my not so well thought out response…

Anyway. Kudos to you!