Art and Fashion | 60 Minutes Full Episodes

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• MA

  @madelainebeaute · 1 year ago

  I love what he said,  we are about craft, not production

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• TH

  @thebillyflintexperience119 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fxdyvWrt9M&amp;t=380">6:20</a> “yes, I have children too”… in other words, you have to treat the customers like kids “no, you can’t have chocolate before dinner, maybe later if you’re good” 😂😂😂😂

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• FA

  @facesbygabbiemarquez · 1 year ago

  Who&apos;s here after that tea 🍵? 😅😂

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• MI

  @mightymai1414 · 1 year ago

  that is real craftsmanship and I love the fact that they did not compromise their quality over the demand. As an artist it frustrates me when I sell my handpainted bags that customers think it only takes a few hours to paint or custom design their items and haggle with the price. You pay for quality, handcrafted and handpainted takes time and focus.

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• NA

  @NathalieAnnes · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fxdyvWrt9M&amp;t=221">03:41</a> i completely agree with his definition of costly versus expensive. There&apos;s nothing more disappointing than purchasing something you know isnt worth however much they charged you for it. People aren&apos;t stupid.

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• KR

  @kristibbradshaw · 1 year ago

  I love the art. It’s magical. I love Hermes. The fact that they refuse to compromise on quality is wonderful.

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• AN

  @anderbeau · 1 year ago

  That Jeff dude isn’t an artist, he’s the world’s best salesman 😂

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• YY

  @yy4ld · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fxdyvWrt9M&amp;t=758">12:38</a>. Hermes deserves its success, they don’t care about mass production or fast fashion, it’s about quality and taking the time to achieve it. ❤❤❤

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• CJ

  @cjreed9443 · 1 year ago

  I agree with not compressing time when you are creating something through fine crafting. If you ever learned a craft and loved that craft then you&apos;ll know that rushing through it can diminish the fineness that only comes from a relaxed pace and &nbsp;patience. Beautiful craftsmanship should never be rushed if you want your craft to maintain its beauty! ❤

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• BA

  @barbaraZ-z9m · 1 year ago

  I loved this! &nbsp;Hermes described exactly what I&apos;ve tried to explain and achieve in my 15 years as a solo designer/ seamstress. &nbsp;Koons made me think beyond the anger I felt in the past about just thinking a thing and paying others to just make it. &nbsp;And, Laurie Anderson! &nbsp;She&apos;s just out of the stratosphere! &nbsp;I adore her. &nbsp;My daughter and her bestie do too. &nbsp;They went to see her show in Philly a year or so ago. &nbsp;The next morning they went to get breakfast at a diner and Anderson showed up! &nbsp;They were buzzing with nerves and just had to say hello. &nbsp;Anderson actually invited them to sit and talked with them a while! &nbsp;They were both just ready to explode with joy and amazement! &nbsp;Very cool woman.<br>Thanks for this episode. &nbsp;I shared it with everyone I love who would love it.

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• HA

  @hackieagoncillo1577 · 1 year ago

  Laurie Anderson is amazing.❤❤

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• SG

  @sg639 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I think his discussion on values is important (e.g., challenging speed with patience, efficiency with elegance). And although I would not be able to afford such a luxury item, I see that the artisan economy versus mass production offers something real for workers and buyers. He argues that his employees are not machines and that they do not churn out mere consumables. His pro-labor/pro-craft stance is admirable.

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