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Christian Siriano Explains Why He Chose To Keep Working Throughout The Pandemic

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Unlike a lot of people, Christian Siriano didn’t take a bit of a step back over the pandemic. Some fashion designers hit pause on everything, but not Siriano, who has carried on working and holding safe shows, albeit on a smaller scale, throughout.

Siriano, who just presented his Fall 2022 collection, called Victorian Matrix, at New York Fashion Week, tells InStyle of never taking a break: “I’m like, I can’t do it.” He adds of the unpredictability of the fashion world: “I have to remind people that fashion’s so hard — we never know what’s going to happen tomorrow.

We all really are understanding that now, I think. “And, for us, it’s like, if I don’t have shows, or I don’t do this fantasy world, or bring someone into a Victorian Matrix underground in the Empire State Building, then all I’m doing is sitting at my office, talking about bills and what is going to happen in fashion.

I don’t want to do that. I’m just not interested in that. That’s why I always fill my shows with my customers — people who are shopping, people who love my world.

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