New York Times Fashionさんのインスタグラム写真 - (New York Times FashionInstagram)「Marc Jacobs held an unusually abbreviated fashion show at the New York Public Library on Monday that was just three minutes long. “That’s one way to redefine fast fashion,” writes The New York Times’s chief fashion critic, @vvfriedman. It took just thirty seconds for the models — 29 of them — to march in one direction. Another 30 seconds for them to gather themselves again backstage. Thirty more seconds to march out again in the other direction. And then a minute or so at the beginning and end for people to realize what had just gone on. The speedy show was a meditation on the abbreviated attention span generated by our digital lives and the looming future of A.I. (The designer’s show notes were written by ChatGPT.) It was a pointed commentary on just how quickly we consume imagery and ideas now that half of our brain is always caught in the endless scroll: Most of the audience hadn’t even had time to get out their phones before the whole thing was over. Tap the link in our bio to read the full review. Photos via @marcjacobs」6月28日 5時10分