Re: Dennis Basso TSV today

DasMEM2 · ‎03-24-2018

Dennis Basso has always been too "touchy feely". If he worked in any other industry and tried that he would be fired or sued. I can't watch his shows and refuse to buy his clothes.

THEY CallMe Mr Wilkes · ‎06-29-2016

In all his shows I've ever seen (including the most recent,) I have never, ever seen Dennis do anything that would be considered inappropriate or improper and everything he does is considered commonplace, routine and the norm within this profession.

It's all very, very standard in the fashion world, in any designer's runway shows.

KittySoftPaws · ‎07-21-2020

@THEY CallMe Mr Wilkes If that's the case, then you either haven't been paying close enough attention, or you missed the programs where it was very obvious to myself and many others, that he pushed the personal boudaries. It's not as if it's so hard to believe is it? It happens all the time. I myself have been on the receiving end of it on several different occasions at the workplace. They were quickly put in their place. So maybe that is why I am more able to notice the not so subtle signs than those who just see it as him "just doing his job".

"Have a heart that never hardens, and a temper that never tires, and a touch that never hurts." Charles Dickens

THEY CallMe Mr Wilkes · ‎06-29-2016

I've never, ever seen anything unusual or "out of line" for a designer in a fashion show.

Don't ever go backstage during Fashion Week!

You would totally, absolutely not survive the reality of this very real business.

Being a professional runway model is probably not a great career choice for a number of posters herein.

Puppy Lips · ‎05-09-2010

I watched some of his show with Shawn. I find him creepy and always have. His voice, his mannerisms, etc. He might be a talented designer (I have never purchased his clothing) but I would not go anywhere near him nor would I enjoy his company.

Always remember that you are absolutely unique. Just like everyone else. Margaret Mead

kaydee50 · ‎02-07-2011

@KittySoftPaws wrote:
@THEY CallMe Mr Wilkes If that's the case, then you either haven't been paying close enough attention, or you missed the programs where it was very obvious to myself and many others, that he pushed the personal boudaries. It's not as if it's so hard to believe is it? It happens all the time. I myself have been on the receiving end of it on several different occasions at the workplace. They were quickly put in their place. So maybe that is why I am more able to notice the not so subtle signs than those who just see it as him "just doing his job".

Are you a professional model? It is their job to display the designer's work the way the designer wants it. I'm sure that professional models are used to be "touched" in what some of us might consider "inappropriate." However, that is a model's job.