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Christopher Kane has angered Fake Karl
Photography by Peter Stigter
Blogger Fake Karl cut up Christopher Kane for comments he made about his “fear of bloggers.” Kane said, “No one who wants to read a serious review of a show is going to look at what a 14-year-old thinks. But it has become more critical; people can say what they want about anyone on a blog without consequences and that’s quite scary.” Fake Karl’s rebuttal? “Mr. Kane is right to be afraid. Honest, critical opinions are a threat to his credibility as a designer- and so they should be. Nevermind whether they come from a 14 year old or a 140 year old (such as I). Perhaps he’ll start designing clothes rather than gimmicks, hm?” [Fake Karl, Vogue UK]
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