I'm not snapping, simply trying to point out that film makers are not
making films to educate people about historic costuming. Your customers
do need to either realize films are not primary sources. Or accept and
enjoy having something they like that is not "authentic," which is also
perfectly valid.
I agree you're entitled to express express your point of view--just as I
am entitled to express mine.
Fran
Lavolta Press
http://www.lavoltapress.com
Suzi Clarke wrote:
You try explaining that to someone who doesn't know about costume
history, and wants "the dress that so and so wears" in a particular
film or TV series. Fran, you enjoy films your way - I am entitled to
dislike things for my reasons, and state those reasons on an open
list. After all we are all entitled to our own opinions - I was simply
stating mine.You don't have to snap.
Suzi
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