What not to wear -- BTW, Who runs fashion?

After viewing a Twitter interaction between La Culinary Composer and the famed "fashion consultant" icon -- Clinton Kelly known for his appearance on a number of Television shows. "What not to wear" is the one I remember best.

La Culinary Composer ("LCC" for short) tweeted Kelly after his retweet of a Macy's youtube clip posting of him extolling the virtues of wearing "color jeans," which are now (as of 2013) the trend that the sheeple are now expected to follow. Just about everywhere I look, both males and females are wearing either solid red, solid orange, or solid teal-colored jeans. Red is the biggest color of all. This fashion concept is a unisex one that has been pushed through the various media channels now for a number of months. 

Macy's ‏@Macys 5h

Does the idea of wearing color shock you back into black? Wanna learn? Just ask #HelpMeClinton http://bit.ly/18Zd9ev 

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The video clip of Clinton Kelly entitled "#HelpMeClinton: I'm a colorphobe", can be found here. For some reason, I am not able to embed this youtube clip into this page.  

In response to Kelly's youtube clip, LCC had a few words to say, which elicited his response. See the short dialog below:

La Culinary Composer ‏@Ms_Epicurean 3h

@clinton_kelly Color denim does not look good on everybody. Some people are wearing it because it's the trend who shouldn't. #justsaying

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clinton kelly ‏@clinton_kelly 2h

@Ms_Epicurean I think there is colored denim out there appropriate for everyone. #justsaying #idothisforaliving

Notice Kelly's condescending attitude when he uses hashtags like "#IDoThisForALiving." LCC was merely implying that this particular style of dressing does not fit everyone or every body type. In a direct message to me, LCC indicates that colored jeans look much better on thin body types, rather full figure types. Yet, the Jewish-run establishment is telling all of us that we need to accept Kelly's fashion advice, with added implication that we should all adopt the Size Zero model for fashion! The truth is, we are not all Size Zero, nor do we all want to be. 

While Kelly himself is not likely to be Jewish, it is the case that Jews have run the media and fashion industry for a long time. It is they who select the iconic gurus (like Kelly) who will serve as the face for the Jewish-run fashion industry. It is they who decide what clothes you will be wearing this season and the ones beyond that point. It is they who will set the expectation to wear clothes that are not a proper fit for you, your body type, or your personality! These Jewish elites set the standard of what is "normal" and you are the one who is expected to conform! 

And to the naysayers who deny that Jews run the fashion industry, check this out. Do names like Calvin Klein, Levi-Strauss, Guess, and Ralph Lauren ring a bell?

"As early as 1885," notes Joel Kotkin, "... Jews, mostly from Germany, owned 97% of all the garment factories. By the early twentieth century Jewish domination of the 'rag trade' [in America] was virtually complete, with Jews accounting for between 50 and 80 per cent of all haymakers, furriers, seamstresses, and tailors in the country." [KOTKIN, p. 48-49] By 1915 the "clothing trade" was America's third largest industry, behind only steel and oil. [LEACH, p. 93] "Jews largely created the American clothing production industry, replacing homemade clothes and tailor-made clothing." [SILBIGER, S., 2000, p. 46]...

In more recent history, Jews have congregated in, and dominated, the "fashion" aspects of the clothing industry -- founding everything from Guess, Gitano, Jordache, Calvin Klein, and Levi-Strauss jeans to Ralph [Lifshitz] Lauren cosmetics. (The Jordache and Guess companies -- both founded by recent Jewish immigrants to the United States -- were involved in particularly nasty lawsuits and underhand unscrupulous maneuvers against each other." (Source link: Jews and the Fashion Industry)

I'm saying "no" to the colored jeans! I want normal blue or black jeans which are masculine! I am choosing not to conform to the Jewish elite's normalization program to feminize males! I am exercising my God-given right to choose what clothes I want to wear!