CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

The competition was a group competition with unique regulations. The organizer called in a few models with unusual body shapes, and they would be allocated to each team. The teams were supposed to custom design clothes for their respective model, with the aim of downplaying their shortcomings and showcasing their strengths.

So, that effectively removed all the designers' models, including Sally, from the competition for that round.

Sally went up to Natalie and pouted, “This competition is too tough, Nat!”

Natalie nodded in agreement, saying, “Indeed. They don't set a theme but instead request we design according to our model's strengths and weaknesses. That means the creations will be so varied in style and difficult to compare. Also, if the style does not suit that particular model, no matter how brilliant the design is, that creation would end up losing points and lowering the team's average score.”

Designers prided themselves on their sense of style, and when they conceptualized a design, it was not meant for people with imperfect body shapes or proportions. In fact, they often did not want such people to wear their clothes so as not to ruin their designs.

More importantly, they felt having imperfect people wear their clothes would degrade their image and brand.

As such, most of the top designers in the world had not designed with imperfection in mind. The unique regulation was a real test for them, and many were deeply troubled by it.

no exception, and even her mentor Mercede had not done any customized designs for such people

discrimination or snobbishness, but rather due to lack of exposure. In the fashion world, they had never had models with unusual body shapes, and even the sketches they studied drew tall and lanky models. Moreover, they were mentored by top designers, and with that background,

it, Nat? The atmosphere is so solemn and gloomy!”

panicking inside, not knowing what to do now! A designer and his or her model complement one another. A great model can inspire the designer, and without one,

of them are in

can't be helped! Designers have too high an expectation for aesthetics and cannot tolerate imperfection. If they cannot overcome that and learn to accept and embrace imperfections, it will be difficult

you have any inspirations?”

I don't know which model will be

few models on stage and studied them, taking note of all their special features. One was a dwarf slightly over three feet tall, while another model was a pair of

special requirement for that round of competition. It would be an