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“Thing is, people look much better naked. They’re all the same colour and they can’t screw up. You see someone at the gym and they look great. Then they put on their clothes.” Tom Ford to the Times UK, where he also claims to hate talking about sex.

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posted by nycshoegal

Jun 15, 2009 4:01PM

i'll bet he's not of the same opinion when it comes to women. hah.

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posted by guest

Jun 15, 2009 4:02PM

Yeah right, Tom. Unless they happen to have some sort of physical deformity OR their penis is too small, or they have stretch marks (women) eh Tom? Yeah, world really is perfect when you've got on perma-airbrushed, shit coloured glasses I guess!


Love,
Yvette

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posted by guest

Jun 15, 2009 7:19PM

Tom Ford...
doesn't like talking about sex.
lies.

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posted by guest

Jun 15, 2009 9:23PM

Sometimes I think designers should keep their mouths shut... But I still love Tom!

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posted by guest

Jun 15, 2009 11:05PM

all the same color.... um last i checked people are like assorted flavors. right Tom right

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posted by guest

Jun 16, 2009 7:19AM

not really... there are people who are better of with clothes be it thin or fat. u definitely dont want seeing a skinny model showing of all the bones of her ribs and spinal cord also you dont want a fat woman's cellulite. People who are considered ideal/normal look good without clothes and not everyone

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posted by guest

Jun 16, 2009 10:33AM

This is old news. He stated nearly exact same thing in his article in W two years ago.

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posted by darcykins

Jun 16, 2009 1:45PM

i actually sort of agree with him.
skin is beautiful.

this also makes me think of survivor, i know not very fashionista-ish but i always think the people look a lot better all dirty and in skimpy outfits, hair pulled back, men all scruffy, then they have the whatever reunion ending thing and all the people are made up and in clean clothing and they all look ugly.

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posted by guest

Jun 16, 2009 4:54PM

I think, if you think that the human body is a beautiful thing (universally, no matter the particulars), then it makes sense to view a naked person as lovelier than a clothed person. And I think a positive image of the human body would actually help a designer be a better designer. Because even if you are thin, or fat, or disproportionate, or wrinkled, your body can still do amazing things, like walk and run and dance, and smell and see and feel and hug.

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posted by The Habit

Jun 16, 2009 8:33PM

Exactly my thoughts #7 -- and it was quite funny the way he phrased it in W. Something about a guy having bad shoes and hideous jewelry.

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