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"The lack of trend is the trend."

Said jeans designer Katrina Klein, quoted in "Is Denim in an Identity Crisis?/Low slung, high waisted, skinny, cropped, baggy, flared — there’s no consensus on jeans these days. What does that say about the era we’re living through? And what can it tell us about ourselves?" (NYT).

The article cites that 2004 book "The Paradox of Choice" by  Barry Schwartz, who famously took the position"  that — as the NYT paraphrases it — "too many choices makes us anxious." 

I've already written — back in 2011 — about Barry Schwartz agonizing over which jeans to buy when there are so many choices and you just want "normal" jeans. That's how he begins his book! I wrote: "Get a grip, Barry! I feel like Barry I-just-want-normal-jeans Schwartz was the guy who inspired one of my favorite songs." And I'm absolutely delighted that the embedded video — "Randy Normal Jeans" — still works.

But back to today's NYT fashion article about the trend of no trend:

Individualism: It seems like an almost too obvious place for this inquiry to land.

Too obvious! The NYT writer — Haley Nahman — is thwarted in her originality if all she can do is acknowledge that each person is original. Whence fashion writing if there is no fashion? 

Nahman quotes Haley Mlotek, "a fashion critic and an editor for the website Ssense": "This idea... that the ultimate expression of style is one that is completely your own feels very lonely to me."

Said jeans designer Katrina Klein, quoted in "Is Denim in an Identity Crisis?/Low slung, high waisted, skinny, cropped, baggy, flared — there’s no consensus on jeans these days. What does that say about the era we’re living through? And what can it tell us about ourselves?" (NYT).

The article cites that 2004 book "The Paradox of Choice" by  Barry Schwartz, who famously took the position"  that — as the NYT paraphrases it — "too many choices makes us anxious." 

I've already written — back in 2011 — about Barry Schwartz agonizing over which jeans to buy when there are so many choices and you just want "normal" jeans. That's how he begins his book! I wrote: "Get a grip, Barry! I feel like Barry I-just-want-normal-jeans Schwartz was the guy who inspired one of my favorite songs." And I'm

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absolutely delighted that the embedded video — "Randy Normal Jeans" — still works.

But back to today's NYT fashion article about the trend of no trend:

Individualism: It seems like an almost too obvious place for this inquiry to land.

Too obvious! The NYT writer — Haley Nahman — is thwarted in her originality if all she can do is acknowledge that each person is original. Whence fashion writing if there is no fashion? 

Nahman quotes Haley Mlotek, "a fashion critic and an editor for the website Ssense": "This idea... that the ultimate expression of style is one that is completely your own feels very lonely to me."

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