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在巴黎时装周一个月，最具权威的媒体WWD用图标的情势做了一篇Raf Simons和Hedi Slimane比拟的报道，从社交媒体，二人所服务品牌的营收状态等等。就是由于这一点引发了YSL总裁Paul Deneve的强烈不满，为此专门发了一封公开信给了WWD。

Paul Deneve称WWD的报道有失公道，只援用了三个编辑的舆论，其中一个仍是在巴黎古装周期间跟Hedi Slimane有过过节的Cathy Horyn。Paul Deneve追问WWD为何不必意大利、法国、日本，以及中国编辑的评论……以到达均衡全面报道。除此之外，他还表现作为最具威望的媒体应当更多的将焦点放在全部工业，而不是两个设计师身上。话中有话可能就是WWD，你丫不要煽风点火了。

WWD倒是坚持一贯风格，原文登载了Paul Deneve的公然信，并辅以题目“YSL's Paul Deneve: 'Hedi vs. Raf' Obscures shion Moment”。不外Paul Deneve的公开信题名却是“Saint Laurent Paris”总裁、首席履行官。

很显然，这封公开信对爱好热烈的时尚媒体天然不肯放过，况且大多数时尚媒体的编纂可能从暗里都或多或少想看看PPR、YSL的各种公关事件吧。这不，Paul Deneve就开端自动制作了。

公开信全文：

To the Editor:

I read with interest the article published in WWD Collections on Nov. 19 gucci皮夾型號, "Paris Match"(comparing Hedi Slimane’s debut at Saint Laurent with Raf Simons’ debut at ). I always enjoy reading WWD reports but I was disappointed not to see this one take its usual neutral stance. So I’d like to make the following points:

First, the article summarizes the reviews as “comparatively tepid” for “Slimane’s reverential treatment of smokings (tuxedos) and bohemian dresses,” only quoting three editors, one of them admittedly partial (Cathy Horyn: “a cheerleader” for Raf Simons, the article says). This does not reflect the highly positive coverage Hedi Slimane received from the press commentators around the world gucci包包, from France to Italy, Japan, China and the U.S.

I regret that the best-known and oldest trade journal in the fashion industry should reduce the collective talent of all designers showing in Paris to a so-called duel between two fashion houses and two men. The article accords little space to the many other creative talents who showed during Paris Fashion Week and it was about so much more than “Hedi vs gucci包包. Raf.”

Finally, to caricature the arrival of Hedi Slimane at Yves Saint Laurent to a banal rivalry with another house or designer encourages people to relegate fashion to a sideshow rather than the main event. In particular gucci官方網, it obscures what is a much richer and I think more important moment in the fashion industry. Hedi’s choice to join YSL was motivated by a very clear vision for the house, which means round-the-clock work for him and all my teams to turn that vision into a reality for all to see and enjoy. It is also for them that I am writing, and to point out that the changes under way at Yves Saint Laurent will bring new excitement and change to the fashion industry at large.

Yours sincerely,

Paul Deneve

President and CEO,

Saint Laurent Paris