Just in case you haven't read my mail yet. Hi there, I'm studying fashion design in London, although I'm from Hammersmith and I'm not trying to hurt your feelings or anything, but tbh I can't understand anything in any of your posts, I kind of try to shrug it off and see if I can find out myself, but it happens to be really difficult. Have you thought of getting an English teacher in your country, or even just getting yourself a translator for your blog? And what's more, some expressions and vocabulary are absolutely wrong. As you must already know if you're really considering becoming someone in this business, French is a must if you want to succeed. I got myself a French teacher last autumn, and he's working miracles! I really do recommend. To be fair with loads of extremely talented people who aren't getting to do anything which they have studied and have the qualifications for, you should leave space on the internet for true fashion bloggers. I mean, I like your clothes, don't misunderstand me, but you have no style at all, you really don't know how to match the garments. I'm getting really pissed off at the fact. You annoying rich kids trying to prove you can do what you really don't. Seriously, who the hell are you trying to impress? As a future fashion designer, and as a blogger myself, I believe I'm on my right to tell you... Give up.
Just in case you haven't read my mail yet.
ResponderEliminarHi there,
I'm studying fashion design in London, although I'm from Hammersmith and I'm not trying to hurt your feelings or anything, but tbh I can't understand anything in any of your posts, I kind of try to shrug it off and see if I can find out myself, but it happens to be really difficult.
Have you thought of getting an English teacher in your country, or even just getting yourself a translator for your blog? And what's more, some expressions and vocabulary are absolutely wrong.
As you must already know if you're really considering becoming someone in this business, French is a must if you want to succeed. I got myself a French teacher last autumn, and he's working miracles! I really do recommend. To be fair with loads of extremely talented people who aren't getting to do anything which they have studied and have the qualifications for, you should leave space on the internet for true fashion bloggers. I mean, I like your clothes, don't misunderstand me, but you have no style at all, you really don't know how to match the garments.
I'm getting really pissed off at the fact. You annoying rich kids trying to prove you can do what you really don't. Seriously, who the hell are you trying to impress?
As a future fashion designer, and as a blogger myself, I believe I'm on my right to tell you... Give up.