Even though Ian may come from and express his views in a different way than the other panelists, he knows about fashion. He was able to follow along and add his own input. I definitely respect that and I feel he deserved to be a panelist. We need different view points in fashion so thank you @SHOWstudio.
No sure why all the hate for Ian, or the overall discussion in general. Ian made some relevant and valid points, as well as driving the discussion to places that the panel wouldn’t have gone otherwise had he not been there. His point of view is relevant, even it wasn’t always delivered in an eloquently way. Didn’t see the issue of Ian on his phone either, there was a break in recording!. Get over it people. Enjoy the dialogue.
Ian seemed rude but that's cuz you can tell that right away that the other people put up a front like "you shouldn't be here" "who are you to comment on fashion" so he obviously is gonna take it bad and be defensive about his views
Well, whatever he has to "comment" about fashion is irrelavant anyway due to the way he dresses and thinks. I mean he can't even say something constructive or backed with actual knowledge of design and art during the whole panel beside "bruh raf so dope".
These are the mountains Kanye moved..... he made it so that a black boy can sit amongst these upitty "fashion experts" who don't actually do anything special but claim expertise 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 ......unfortunately, you have to invite the type of person who never want to be around to bring in the youth.... or else , your industry won't see youth interest.... and we all know what happened to industries that lost the interest of the youth...... ask Major League Baseball how things are going for them 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂..... it's all about the money ......
If he is a rapist then tell me how the police haven't hit him with anything and he hasn't been arrested at all. You're a hating ass bitch who's done nothing/ doing nothing.
Personally loved hearing Ian's opinion on this panel, we have enough of the uppity Devil Wears Prada fashion clones already offering their thoughts. Lets let the younger fashion influencers take the mic for a change.
Why are we criticizing a young artist? I expect younger artist to have the angst that Ian has, but as a minority it isn't seen as edgy or even punk, you guys claim he's being rude. Fashion is an art form, art is self expression. I think he's young and refreshing, fashion is so recycled now and I think we should break down walls to give it the fresh take it needs
You gotta stop hating on Ian. This is who he is. He's not poser. This is legit who he is. Man,,, he modelled for yeezy and was smoking a cigarette on the run way. He changed the game. He brought hip hop fashion into the main stream. He's a visionary and brings attitude to a market of over paid and high class fools. Fashion needs this guy.
In reference to the comment about raf saying what he said to Virgil and off white. I think he's entitled to his opinion and off white isn't original at all, it's clearly visible that he references other brands and that okay for him. It's not innovative or new, that's what raf is saying.
Carlos D plus the ideology behind off white designs create a different mind set for the consumer that this peice is unique n it means something I get it
Fashion has always been political, from Chanel dressing women in suits, to Yohji and Rei showing Paris, to Vetements appropriating the hoodie present day (the political garment of black lives matter). The moment Ian opened his mouth this discussion went down hill. This could have been an intelligent discussion on how important this collection was for America's past and present, but it turned into a mid 20 year old claiming he was buying Raf Simons back when he was 9 years old, which in itself is unrealistic and also unrelated to the conversation they were trying to have. I was really looking forward to this panel, but again when Raf Simons is involved Show Studio bring on a person who is uneducated in reading codes and concepts of fashion collections today and only cares about the past work of Raf Simons (which is very very important and influential in mens fashion today) and completely disregards the importance of his work today because it lacks the obvious iconography of youth and revolt through imagery spattered all over the garments. Great designers constantly evolve through their collection and inspirations, thats the only reason why Raf Simons is still relevant today in fashion and art. Everyone needs to look at the full spectrum of Simons' work and ask why is he doing what he's doing today.
headass comment, ian just had different ideas to the rest of the panel since he's from a much different background compared to the others. he clashes with them, but that's what makes an interesting discussion
yo b this is very inspirational not just because ian connor is there but see that you can come from anywhere and not have this and that to make it in life and its a blessing to see a African american youth, strive and go through bullshit and to give his opinions about fashion with high class Europeans.
Everyone is consistently commenting on Ian's phone usage during the intellectual delegation yet there is not one comment made similarly to anyone else, at times all of them glance away and pull out of the conversation to listen and think which is simply what Connor is doing. Many comments have stated on his intellectual likeness and his discussion during the conversation which unfortunately holds him to a lower standard than he actually is on. Ian is an intellectual and everything he said here (which his 'unfavorable actions' might have taken away from) was correct to the highest form considering he sees fashion from a view many do not. There's much more going on in the conversation to simply bash him for his participation in the conversation which was low considering Connor's likeness is very reserved and not shy-- but rather careful which was shown throughout in multiple ways. Often at times his immaturity brings a fun side to a conversation that might have about audience of many who aren't as focused on fashion to relate. There are multiple personal attacks throughout the section coming for him based on allegations which never even brought him to getting charged or convicted of anything. ⚡
Question, if Ian hadn't had those allegations against him, would you talk as badly about him as some of you are doing now? The kid was invited so he obviously had some insight. Y'all hate him if y'all want but damn lmao.
I really like where Ian comes in these discussions where people think what ever raf does like the over size hoodies it’s a “copy” of vetnements like when raf did the I love New York crew neck and vetnements where doing the huge hoodies raf was doing over size in other collections when vetnements is basically based on oversized clothing
i remember watching videos of vlogs from kids in new york of just their daily lives and thats when i first saw ian kind of dope to see him where he is now wouldve never thought id see that kid again
The Calvin collection was perfect. Better than I anticipated. I didn't like Raf's New York menswear collection as much as the last couple. But I love it, New York is excited. I was walking Times Square with a couple buddies of mine, one an artist one a model, and we were looking at the new Vanderperre campaign just blasted all over the place, with Warhol prints and Sterling Ruby paintings, and we were just like, "Fuck, this is amazing." I love seeing conceptual art and corporate cheese at war with one another in the commercial hellhole of the universe. It was terrific. And the clothes, I loved pretty much everything.
Say whatever you want but Ian is up on the panel cause he has the youth. You have name brand clothing line companies who cant connect with the youth like he can.
Throwing this out there: the slogan thing has always been around. Maybe in high fashion and editorial, it's been out for a while but the high street brands have never stopped making slogan wear. These panels mention Zara a lot and if walk into a Zara in the last few years, new slogan tees keep coming out. So maybe slogan wear never went away on the street and has influenced the higher end brands? We always talk about high street copying designers but could it be the other way around? The fact is that most people can't afford expensive brands so most people are theoretically wearing high street out and about. So why can't designers be influenced by high street trends? I feel like the fashion industry moves faster than the street scenes.
Watching these panels became one of my favorite things to do as a way to learn from very unique and educated voices in fashion. I'm sure that me and other viewers are always looking forward to hear all the opinions from great panelists after every show, but I think Ian's approach on Raf comes from the "fan" perspective and most of the times, that approach is filled with passion but it lacks objectivity and a clear point of view. We have people like Ian around us, he even represents what we think and how we feel sometimes about certain designers...but let's leave that to the streets and to our own every day life where everyone has an opinion, and keep Showstudio panels as a very serious and informed tool with people that put preferences on the side and actually focus on quality, good design and fashion as a strong source for cultural evolution. ...This was a little frustrating to watch (I still love you guys)
And they are talking about Demna again. All right, the thing with Demna is he has totally tapped into hype branding culture, and has realized that he can infuse all sorts of underground references (industrial music, post-punk, abstract photography, fetish culture) and still use the hype of a brand to sell all this wierdness to a fashion obsessed customer who probably has no clue about any of that stuff. It's not that he's 'laughing' at people, he is just interested in the power of branding. A lot of people these days are more into brands than they are artists or musicians. So Demna can make a jacket influenced by Rammstein or Death in June or something, stamp it with the Vetements logo, and kids will wear it for the logo.
i'm sure all of these people have way more knowledge because they have hours and hours of actual education. Ian is ignorant but it offers a different perspective
Jonathan Joao everything you see now is built around Ian 😂 like the fade dreads and the whole swag in street fashion when asap came up Ian came out I believe Ian wouldive Been bigger if he stayed focuse when he was with rocky
FUCK IS YOU TALKING BOUT, YOU DIDNT SEE HOW IAN MADE POINTS AND SHIFTED THEY REGULAR ASS BORING CONVERSATION, AND MADE THEM TALK ABOUT THINGS OUT SIDE THE BOX. FUCK OUT HERE YOU FASHION SNOB. 2K17 armageddon renaissance
Why did they not invite Andre Walker is all I kept thinking after I wondered who they could have invited in stead of Ian Connor. But oh well they made it up with the Milan menswear roun-dup panel ft Charlie Parker, Carlo Brandelli and Dino Bonacic.
Does anyone else think that Showstudio this year the sound is very very low ? Many sessions, you can barely hear them speak. Granted some are clothes whisperers who think they sound more important when they talks softly, but when even Lou the clearest speaker and host sounds like she's underwater, the sound engineer needs to wake up!!!!
The guy on the phone is making me so uncomfortable, I can't even focus on the discussion. Why would you should up to something like this and then scroll on your phone, it's so disrespectful not just for the people watching because he knows that they're recording the discussion, but for your peers. It seems like you don't care about what the rest of the people around are saying and you have nothing better to do than to be on your phone. They're not taking selfies or playing candy crush while you are speaking. Is just unprofessional and he had some really interesting points but he loses relevance and credibility with those actions.
I wished Ian would've respect Nick and Lou by engaging in conversation with the panel. He was on phone, it was so disrespectful. I wanted to hear his POV. What a waste.
lmao im not hating on him, although his recent work on the revenge x storm "vans" was fucking terrible and he barely said anything relevant in this video . i have a life, you're the one who's worshipping this ugly ass dude
Yeah I'm worshiping him because i told you to stop hating and to get a life, nothing really even directed at Ian, so smarten up then come see me champ.
champ! instead of wasting your time replying to me and telling me to get a life how about you go do something with your life. send me your address ill come through rn u cadaan
On the one hand I do appreciate the perspective Ian brings to the discussion as someone who's clearly more easily in contact with fashion outside the sometimes elitist "fashion world", but on the other hand it's hard to ignore how disrespectful he was at points completely ignoring the debate, turning to his phone, how he reacted when someone doesn't agree with him (14:00) or literally turning his back to the next guest at his side when the chair broke, focusing once again on his phone and laughing.
Why is there so much hate on Ian about this? Besides looking at his phone, he was smiling and eyeing when he was talking. He seemed uncomfortable in there though.
he was showing normal signs of social anxiety (checking phone constantly, fidgeting, tight body language) it's fine, it shows he's just like the rest of us internet fashion dwellers
Nice. So If I apply for a job interview, they *should* disregard the fact that I check my phone and act cringy af, cus hey, them "normal signs of social anxiety, issa fine'
His last collections were some of the best menswear each year. I like that he changed his style from edgy teens to something more flamboyant. Well, at least he still do his autism shoes and meme parkas for the ASAP Retards while doing something interesting for the mainline.
It is so disrespectful of Ian Connor to act like that. Sitting like a child, ignoring the other and checking his phone over and over. I know he tries to be cozy but come on!
I hope this is last time Ian Connor is a guest panelist, who in their right mind would continuously looks at their phone while being filmed and asked to partake of a discussion? Lou has said many times that they have looked for a diverse panel. Why not ask Veronica Webb, Robin Givhan, June Ambrose or Simone Oliver? Not some "disinterested" personage.
Ian connor looks like a rebelious teen that sits in the principal office with his parents
lmao i almost choked on my spit when i saw young ian boolin in the cut
chill
H.T JR weeb
+Rekar Asad so sorry edge lord, bet you tweet fake deep lyrics and quote. simp ass ole duckface in snapchat ass
Rekar Asad olm
Lmao
Just watched it cuz of Ian.
Marvin Jacobs like the other 80% of the viewers haha
Same 🤟🏽
Even though Ian may come from and express his views in a different way than the other panelists, he knows about fashion. He was able to follow along and add his own input. I definitely respect that and I feel he deserved to be a panelist. We need different view points in fashion so thank you @SHOWstudio.
shopping doesn't equate to knowing about fashion, especially on the level of what Raf is designing
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Lmaooo
Wow Dope
No sure why all the hate for Ian, or the overall discussion in general. Ian made some relevant and valid points, as well as driving the discussion to places that the panel wouldn’t have gone otherwise had he not been there. His point of view is relevant, even it wasn’t always delivered in an eloquently way. Didn’t see the issue of Ian on his phone either, there was a break in recording!. Get over it people. Enjoy the dialogue.
Most of y'all wouldn't even be watching this shit if Ian wasn't present😴...
?uaillan so
+Jabe Jew just somebody trying to bash others for what they like.
Honestly Ian brought me here
OK I'm trying to bash others but y'all hating on this man and his growth🤔...
Sounds accurate
Most people wear what they wear because of ian fucking connor
Ian seemed rude but that's cuz you can tell that right away that the other people put up a front like "you shouldn't be here" "who are you to comment on fashion" so he obviously is gonna take it bad and be defensive about his views
Except for the girl in the red chair, she cool for sure
Well, whatever he has to "comment" about fashion is irrelavant anyway due to the way he dresses and thinks. I mean he can't even say something constructive or backed with actual knowledge of design and art during the whole panel beside "bruh raf so dope".
Ian was scared , he said so ig
MrGrizzzlik he admitted how he feels RAF is kinda falling in a sense tho
He has every right to be there, it’s more so what do they know about fashion?
On the other hand Lou is the best presenter. Very composed, natural and intelligent. She knows how to drive a convo and maintain neutrality.
These are the mountains Kanye moved..... he made it so that a black boy can sit amongst these upitty "fashion experts" who don't actually do anything special but claim expertise 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 ......unfortunately, you have to invite the type of person who never want to be around to bring in the youth.... or else , your industry won't see youth interest.... and we all know what happened to industries that lost the interest of the youth...... ask Major League Baseball how things are going for them 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂..... it's all about the money ......
nobody needs some rapist "influencer". european fashion has been fine for decades, we dont need americana fucking around
+abcdefg go play csgo lmao you don't know what you're talking about
i know more about this shit than your hypebeast supreme ass. what does csgo have to do with this
ok
If he is a rapist then tell me how the police haven't hit him with anything and he hasn't been arrested at all. You're a hating ass bitch who's done nothing/ doing nothing.
Personally loved hearing Ian's opinion on this panel, we have enough of the uppity Devil Wears Prada fashion clones already offering their thoughts. Lets let the younger fashion influencers take the mic for a change.
On god
I died when I saw Ian fucking Connor on the panel lmao
The girl on the red chair is valid but that lil bih in the tight latex can get the work
Ian highkey has the most clout out of the whole panel 😂
TRILL RAIDER TRAPLORD would you prefer clout or money? Cause Ian has both 💀
ian took some guts for this bc social anxiety. thank u ian ❤
Ian Connor is sitting there while the other talk about Raf, he smiles bet he says in is head that he is the only one that gets that shit for free haha
yeah cuz no one bought raf's shit collections. and stupid ian wore it like a moron
Why are we criticizing a young artist? I expect younger artist to have the angst that Ian has, but as a minority it isn't seen as edgy or even punk, you guys claim he's being rude. Fashion is an art form, art is self expression. I think he's young and refreshing, fashion is so recycled now and I think we should break down walls to give it the fresh take it needs
About time you'll got some relavent youthful opinons on panel. This was the best panel thus far.
Eric Profit o
If you want to know why Ian Connor is on this panel....... monitor the progress of the view count ....... aka...... he brings them an audience.
People are viewing for Raf & Calvin not That Ion Shit Stain...NO CLASS.
the white guy obviously doesnt like ian conor
ian connor is easy to dislike, to be fair
He was yawning, fidgeting and looking at his phone all through the discussion.
era hi herman X-D
that's era to you
:(
You gotta stop hating on Ian. This is who he is. He's not poser. This is legit who he is. Man,,, he modelled for yeezy and was smoking a cigarette on the run way. He changed the game. He brought hip hop fashion into the main stream. He's a visionary and brings attitude to a market of over paid and high class fools. Fashion needs this guy.
It's still cool to see Ian actually recognized and listened to for his knowledge
In reference to the comment about raf saying what he said to Virgil and off white. I think he's entitled to his opinion and off white isn't original at all, it's clearly visible that he references other brands and that okay for him. It's not innovative or new, that's what raf is saying.
Carlos D yeah some of his works were kind of like the spitting image of vetements
Carlos D yeah because Raf is our dad
Carlos D so sterling ruby collection wasn't cool because of raf
Carlos D plus the ideology behind off white designs create a different mind set for the consumer that this peice is unique n it means something I get it
Luka would have been better for the Panel if they wanted a youth perspective
Nathan Perez true seems lil more knowledgeable with better responses to correlate on
Ian better , Luka a bit bland at times
Nathan Perez WHOS LUKA
Hell no
You crzy Ian is better
Ian is just a straight genius, when you have to hear what he says
Rayhan Ali what did he say that was "genius"? Lol
Rayhan Ali?? Please link us to what he said that was "genius". Just put the exact time so we can all see his "straight genius" at play
He didn't go there n dick ride like most showstudio panels
An internet-defined "Genius" not an actual genius.
what intelligent commentary were the rest of panel giving other than the same old bland point of view.
I swear he sounds so flamboyant, he lowkey bi
Nah, he just had his white boy voice on
since when do voices match someone's sexual preference
Chief Keef it kinda does, if someone has this kinda girly voice, most of the time they are homosexual
SPACEDOUT regardless of whether he speaks feminine or masculine, sexuality is not isolated on that notion. Nor does it imply any type of sexuality.
Carlos D it's definetly linked to it, and examples irl always prove me right
Ian is the goat he made this boring interview very intriguing an kept my attention he even got the people in the interview to open up more
I enjoyed watching Ian he’s actually very intelligent and an analytic person
all these lame's hating on ian lol
go back to your Nintendo
Fashion has always been political, from Chanel dressing women in suits, to Yohji and Rei showing Paris, to Vetements appropriating the hoodie present day (the political garment of black lives matter). The moment Ian opened his mouth this discussion went down hill. This could have been an intelligent discussion on how important this collection was for America's past and present, but it turned into a mid 20 year old claiming he was buying Raf Simons back when he was 9 years old, which in itself is unrealistic and also unrelated to the conversation they were trying to have.
I was really looking forward to this panel, but again when Raf Simons is involved Show Studio bring on a person who is uneducated in reading codes and concepts of fashion collections today and only cares about the past work of Raf Simons (which is very very important and influential in mens fashion today) and completely disregards the importance of his work today because it lacks the obvious iconography of youth and revolt through imagery spattered all over the garments.
Great designers constantly evolve through their collection and inspirations, thats the only reason why Raf Simons is still relevant today in fashion and art. Everyone needs to look at the full spectrum of Simons' work and ask why is he doing what he's doing today.
agree
YASSS YOU SERVED THAT TEA.
dimitar dangov Well said.
Lionel Ruiz head ass
headass comment, ian just had different ideas to the rest of the panel since he's from a much different background compared to the others. he clashes with them, but that's what makes an interesting discussion
I’ve never heard Ian Connor talk before...not what I was expecting lmao
Totally turned my thoughts on Ian in this video. I thought he actually made very good contributions as the discussion unfolded.
yo b this is very inspirational not just because ian connor is there but see that you can come from anywhere and not have this and that to make it in life and its a blessing to see a African american youth, strive and go through bullshit and to give his opinions about fashion with high class Europeans.
Everyone is consistently commenting on Ian's phone usage during the intellectual delegation yet there is not one comment made similarly to anyone else, at times all of them glance away and pull out of the conversation to listen and think which is simply what Connor is doing. Many comments have stated on his intellectual likeness and his discussion during the conversation which unfortunately holds him to a lower standard than he actually is on. Ian is an intellectual and everything he said here (which his 'unfavorable actions' might have taken away from) was correct to the highest form considering he sees fashion from a view many do not. There's much more going on in the conversation to simply bash him for his participation in the conversation which was low considering Connor's likeness is very reserved and not shy-- but rather careful which was shown throughout in multiple ways. Often at times his immaturity brings a fun side to a conversation that might have about audience of many who aren't as focused on fashion to relate. There are multiple personal attacks throughout the section coming for him based on allegations which never even brought him to getting charged or convicted of anything. ⚡
Question, if Ian hadn't had those allegations against him, would you talk as badly about him as some of you are doing now? The kid was invited so he obviously had some insight. Y'all hate him if y'all want but damn lmao.
"you guys are just hating on him because he's a rapist"
I really like where Ian comes in these discussions where people think what ever raf does like the over size hoodies it’s a “copy” of vetnements like when raf did the I love New York crew neck and vetnements where doing the huge hoodies raf was doing over size in other collections when vetnements is basically based on oversized clothing
Ian keeps on saying "you get what I'm saying"... no I don't, it makes no sense
okay david
Ian is a young visionary
so cringe.
Jonathan BongLover you listen to matt and kim you fucking bum
Lmao fuckboys these days
jelva i AM young thug
Raf is out of his element... I don't believe that he belongs at CK, Might just be a bang to end his career which I respect
i remember watching videos of vlogs from kids in new york of just their daily lives and thats when i first saw ian kind of dope to see him where he is now wouldve never thought id see that kid again
The new sets for panel discussions are absolutely bonkers and totally AMAZINGLY GORGEOUS!!!! :D:D
Ian connor, luka sabbat and rocky are the best dressed people in game right now.
starts at 5:41
The Calvin collection was perfect. Better than I anticipated. I didn't like Raf's New York menswear collection as much as the last couple. But I love it, New York is excited. I was walking Times Square with a couple buddies of mine, one an artist one a model, and we were looking at the new Vanderperre campaign just blasted all over the place, with Warhol prints and Sterling Ruby paintings, and we were just like, "Fuck, this is amazing." I love seeing conceptual art and corporate cheese at war with one another in the commercial hellhole of the universe. It was terrific. And the clothes, I loved pretty much everything.
ians white voice though lmfaoo im laughing
I didn't expect the talk going this way. I love it!
38:42 Ian and the girl on the far left turn their heads at the same time
Say whatever you want but Ian is up on the panel cause he has the youth. You have name brand clothing line companies who cant connect with the youth like he can.
he shouldve worn the revenge x storms it wouldve been great advertising for them...
Throwing this out there: the slogan thing has always been around. Maybe in high fashion and editorial, it's been out for a while but the high street brands have never stopped making slogan wear. These panels mention Zara a lot and if walk into a Zara in the last few years, new slogan tees keep coming out. So maybe slogan wear never went away on the street and has influenced the higher end brands? We always talk about high street copying designers but could it be the other way around? The fact is that most people can't afford expensive brands so most people are theoretically wearing high street out and about. So why can't designers be influenced by high street trends? I feel like the fashion industry moves faster than the street scenes.
DENIM/JEANS Raf did denim for DIOR which was a must have piece for seasons
Ian Connor at 7:55
"what the fuck does dystopian mean ?!
LMFAO the lady's face on the left of Ian when he showed his RaF tattoos.
Ian looks so bored hahahaha how much did y'all pay him to do this
MAKE CALVIN KLEIN GREAT AGAIN!
yall stop hating on ian what did he do?
KILLERWHALE he a poser
accused of countless rape
deshawn kingd and convicted of none
deshawn kingd "ACCUSED" being the key word...
Exist
even tho this episode was terrible , thanks ian to making me discover this channel .
Love these videos. Such a great way to keep up to date with fashion and hear differing opinions and points of view. Thank you guys
9:59 pause, and laugh. ALSO 10:52 look at the faces of the 3 panelists expressions while Ian is talking.
Watching these panels became one of my favorite things to do as a way to learn from very unique and educated voices in fashion.
I'm sure that me and other viewers are always looking forward to hear all the opinions from great panelists after every show, but I think Ian's approach on Raf comes from the "fan" perspective and most of the times, that approach is filled with passion but it lacks objectivity and a clear point of view. We have people like Ian around us, he even represents what we think and how we feel sometimes about certain designers...but let's leave that to the streets and to our own every day life where everyone has an opinion, and keep Showstudio panels as a very serious and informed tool with people that put preferences on the side and actually focus on quality, good design and fashion as a strong source for cultural evolution.
...This was a little frustrating to watch (I still love you guys)
this is so awkward because everyone cares too much about looking cool and sounding smart
And they are talking about Demna again. All right, the thing with Demna is he has totally tapped into hype branding culture, and has realized that he can infuse all sorts of underground references (industrial music, post-punk, abstract photography, fetish culture) and still use the hype of a brand to sell all this wierdness to a fashion obsessed customer who probably has no clue about any of that stuff. It's not that he's 'laughing' at people, he is just interested in the power of branding. A lot of people these days are more into brands than they are artists or musicians. So Demna can make a jacket influenced by Rammstein or Death in June or something, stamp it with the Vetements logo, and kids will wear it for the logo.
When Ian coughed and it caused her chair to loose integrity XXxD
Today I realised how Ian doesnt know about fashion. He doesnt deserve to be there.
i'm sure all of these people have way more knowledge because they have hours and hours of actual education.
Ian is ignorant but it offers a different perspective
Jonathan Joao everything you see now is built around Ian 😂 like the fade dreads and the whole swag in street fashion when asap came up Ian came out I believe Ian wouldive Been bigger if he stayed focuse when he was with rocky
He said it himself, he didn't go to fashion school. That doesn't make his opinion or input any less valuable to the discussion.
FUCK IS YOU TALKING BOUT, YOU DIDNT SEE HOW IAN MADE POINTS AND SHIFTED THEY REGULAR ASS BORING CONVERSATION, AND MADE THEM TALK ABOUT THINGS OUT SIDE THE BOX. FUCK OUT HERE YOU FASHION SNOB. 2K17 armageddon renaissance
AudioPlugsMedia he still with rocky tho
Y'all should put Asap rocky on the panel
Ian my inspiration man (fashion wise)
Why did they not invite Andre Walker is all I kept thinking after I wondered who they could have invited in stead of Ian Connor. But oh well they made it up with the Milan menswear roun-dup panel ft Charlie Parker, Carlo Brandelli and Dino Bonacic.
Did you guys not see the last two Raf collections? The David Lynch and the Mapplethorpe were among the best he ever did.
alehrer1 eh debatable
I'm glad RAF and Helmut Lang and similar brands don't advertise as much, it keeps the brands cult and not mainstream like Louis or Gucci
To all the haters in this comment section.What would you say or do if you were on this panel.
Ian connor is my role model. I wanna be like ian when I'm older
Does anyone else think that Showstudio this year the sound is very very low ? Many sessions, you can barely hear them speak. Granted some are clothes whisperers who think they sound more important when they talks softly, but when even Lou the clearest speaker and host sounds like she's underwater, the sound engineer needs to wake up!!!!
The guy on the phone is making me so uncomfortable, I can't even focus on the discussion. Why would you should up to something like this and then scroll on your phone, it's so disrespectful not just for the people watching because he knows that they're recording the discussion, but for your peers. It seems like you don't care about what the rest of the people around are saying and you have nothing better to do than to be on your phone. They're not taking selfies or playing candy crush while you are speaking. Is just unprofessional and he had some really interesting points but he loses relevance and credibility with those actions.
he has social anxiety lolol
45:00 "I think that is what drives fashion, it's that desire to be something that you're not isn't it?" ......................?
I wished Ian would've respect Nick and Lou by engaging in conversation with the panel. He was on phone, it was so disrespectful. I wanted to hear his POV. What a waste.
stfu you idiot lol
bro i genuinely forgot how flamboyant this woman ian conner is
Connor you fuck
+Tara Deol stop hating on him and get a life lmao
lmao im not hating on him, although his recent work on the revenge x storm "vans" was fucking terrible and he barely said anything relevant in this video . i have a life, you're the one who's worshipping this ugly ass dude
Yeah I'm worshiping him because i told you to stop hating and to get a life, nothing really even directed at Ian, so smarten up then come see me champ.
champ! instead of wasting your time replying to me and telling me to get a life how about you go do something with your life. send me your address ill come through rn u cadaan
Ians so WISE
how many times the word “like” was used ⬇️
im proud of ian connor look at him now and look at him back then
Ian the goat
REVENGE WAY ⚡️
On the one hand I do appreciate the perspective Ian brings to the discussion as someone who's clearly more easily in contact with fashion outside the sometimes elitist "fashion world", but on the other hand it's hard to ignore how disrespectful he was at points completely ignoring the debate, turning to his phone, how he reacted when someone doesn't agree with him (14:00) or literally turning his back to the next guest at his side when the chair broke, focusing once again on his phone and laughing.
It's all about perspective
Ian: spot-on.
EYO POPPET!!.. MORE TREMAINE EMORY PLEASE! & THANK YOU!!............ repeat: TREMAINE EMORY
Why is there so much hate on Ian about this? Besides looking at his phone, he was smiling and eyeing when he was talking. He seemed uncomfortable in there though.
23:20 why did ian turn away so quickly wtf 😂
Ian 💖🇲🇽
Ian Connor speaking for the youth
fuck no he doesnt
ian just plain rude throughout the whole panel, why?
cos ian
Outside design school and a working environment I'd act like Ian.
he was showing normal signs of social anxiety (checking phone constantly, fidgeting, tight body language)
it's fine, it shows he's just like the rest of us internet fashion dwellers
He was scared , he even said it on ig
Nice. So If I apply for a job interview, they *should* disregard the fact that I check my phone and act cringy af, cus hey, them "normal signs of social anxiety, issa fine'
raf been out of his prime
lol
- people who just started paying attention the past year
-people who only know raf for his adidas stan smith collab
His last collections were some of the best menswear each year. I like that he changed his style from edgy teens to something more flamboyant. Well, at least he still do his autism shoes and meme parkas for the ASAP Retards while doing something interesting for the mainline.
he is doing calvin klein here. not raf simons.
41:20 -- How do you spell jujiness correctly?
4:20 whats the difference between wearing something for a statement vs posting something for a statement
One is purely for likes
@@nolifedmyaway I disagree. a lot of people use social media as a way of documentation rather than self whoring.
Ian is actually kinda smart
Ian is a great person :)
id on those jeans i think they undercover or helmut but im probably wrong someone lmk thx
travel Number (N)ine Paint Jeans
marcogiambertone ty
ID on the boots the girl on the very left is wearing?
Slatt Alyx
HAHHAHHAHHA IAANNNNN
It is so disrespectful of Ian Connor to act like that. Sitting like a child, ignoring the other and checking his phone over and over. I know he tries to be cozy but come on!
I hope this is last time Ian Connor is a guest panelist, who in their right mind would continuously looks at their phone while being filmed and asked to partake of a discussion? Lou has said many times that they have looked for a diverse panel. Why not ask Veronica Webb, Robin Givhan, June Ambrose or Simone Oliver? Not some "disinterested" personage.