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Taylor Swift tipped for style
A host of fashion experts have shared which celebrity should have their own
apparel line.
Taylor Swift should be allowed to do whatever she wants in the fashion world,
according to Barneys' creative ambassador-at-large.
The blonde star is just as known for her striking image as she is for her
catchy songs. She inspires many with her style and has collaborated with several
brands in the past, including creating sundresses for Walmart, and Barneys'
Simon Doonan thinks there is a lot more in store for Taylor.
"Taylor Swift. She could completely do whatever she wants in apparel. It just
has to be strategic," he gushed to WWD. "The context has to be right. The world
is her oyster. She checks a lot of boxes. She's smart, she's likable. Her song,
Shake It Off is an empowerment song. She's a positive force. She looks good in a
frock. Why doesn't she do apparel?"
The fashion expert was speaking to the publication as part of a piece on
which celebrity could land the next big apparel deal. Simon also pointed out
Eddie Redmayne; a star who was mentioned again by Sam Shahid, owner of Shahid
& Co.
"My choice would be Eddie Redmayne. There's something so fresh about him.
Everybody wants him to be a friend of theirs. He has a great presence. He's
likely to be your best buddy and best friend. He's very dynamic," Sam explained.
"He walks into a room and all heads turn. He has that magnetic field. Everybody
can connect to him. He has that collegiate look about him, and you want to be a
part of his team. The name 'Eddie' is also a great name."
Aiming even higher, co-creative director of label Laspata Decaro, Charles de
Caro, thinks a Hollywood A-list would make a great addition to the world of
fashion.
"George Clooney would be the perfect person to do tuxedos. He's such an
amazing person with such style. People do value his opinions and his sense of
what he's accomplished," Charles added. "He'd be a perfect candidate. It would
be very expensive."
