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		<title>By: Dahlia</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dahlia</dc:creator>
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		<description>That&#039;s a really good point. Even luxury companies know that their name sells, but they still have to keep a standard of quality, after all if people discover they&#039;ve been using cheap material to make their luxury goods, it&#039;ll tarnish their reputation beyond belief. Kinda like when the NY Times claimed that Lululemon didn&#039;t use any seaweed in one of their lines, their stocks fells the same day even if they were able to prove that there were traces of it later on.

I think buying knock offs for the sake to look good is cheap, but if it&#039;s to get a style that you like for cheaper and that you don&#039;t care much for quality then I guess it&#039;s ok. I know not all designers are original, but it would still be nice to invest that something that didn&#039;t fall apart after a few wears.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>That&#8217;s a really good point. Even luxury companies know that their name sells, but they still have to keep a standard of quality, after all if people discover they&#8217;ve been using cheap material to make their luxury goods, it&#8217;ll tarnish their reputation beyond belief. Kinda like when the NY Times claimed that Lululemon didn&#8217;t use any seaweed in one of their lines, their stocks fells the same day even if they were able to prove that there were traces of it later on.</p>
<p>I think buying knock offs for the sake to look good is cheap, but if it&#8217;s to get a style that you like for cheaper and that you don&#8217;t care much for quality then I guess it&#8217;s ok. I know not all designers are original, but it would still be nice to invest that something that didn&#8217;t fall apart after a few wears.</p>
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		<title>By: Trendini</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 05 Feb 2008 17:33:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hi Dahlia
I agree in a way about the knock offs and purchasing better quality goods as opposed to the disposable stuff but the problem is that we now live in a society where even the high end stuff can be made cheap.  Even the big companies (LVMH etc) are just profit making machines that are willing to sacrifice quality for more $$.  I know I am pessimistic but I ge tthe feeling the only way I can get good quality now is to spend $25,000 on a Hermes bag.  However, I am very much a victim and against this constant weekly complete wardrobe update/overhaul.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Dahlia<br />
I agree in a way about the knock offs and purchasing better quality goods as opposed to the disposable stuff but the problem is that we now live in a society where even the high end stuff can be made cheap.  Even the big companies (LVMH etc) are just profit making machines that are willing to sacrifice quality for more $$.  I know I am pessimistic but I ge tthe feeling the only way I can get good quality now is to spend $25,000 on a Hermes bag.  However, I am very much a victim and against this constant weekly complete wardrobe update/overhaul.</p>
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