C: Also, of these amount of people, 23% of them don't have any level of pressure to be fashionable while studying at UAL but others have pressure in levels 1 to 5, and level 3 as a medium level is the most popular choice for the student which is 26%.

A: In the question about will they feel that being in this university is more likely to stimulate the desire to buy new clothes, only 16% have no desire and 28% choose level 3, 21% choose level 5. 

C: Almost 50% of them, will buy second-hand. 28% choose to buy fast fashion and 26% choose other or mixed. 
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C: This is interesting that in this survey when people are asked to answer do they think An art student should be dressed like an "art student" is a stereotype or is the truth, the majority of them believe it is true in this phenomenon but also a stereotype because it depends on the individual.

G: The primary distinction between fast fashion industries and others is that they have a short development or production cycle, only 3 to 6 cycles in one month. As a result,  fast fashion companies will not be as meticulous and exquisite in their production. You may learn a more thorough and extensive development process at a big brand company, but in a fast fashion company, particularly a big company like Shein, our fashion designers don't need to follow up many procedures in person, which saves time and effort.

Q2-C: What do you think of the effects of fast fashion and second-hand clothes on sustainability?
G: I'll be the first to say that used clothing ought to be more environmentally friendly and sustainable. Although our company like most fast fashion companies also makes biodegradable textiles, their sense of touch is unpleasant, so the sellings are not very high. Fast fashion requires a lot of textiles to be produced. Indeed, there are significant environmental risks associated with materials, especially leather substitutes. However, by lowering the need for new clothing while catering to consumers, the secondhand market can be more ecologically beneficial.

G:  The statement "you are a fashion designer, thus you should dress more elegantly" is not something I agree with.  In reality, some people who work in the fashion industry may worry about how they look. They are more conscious of how they dressed and they will wear fashionable or edgy garments.  However, I  think fashion is wearing what you want to wear, if the cloth or style fits you, you will look more beautiful and effortless, and people around you will also feel your vibe.  From what I have seen, most fashion designers dress comfortably for work. The majority of the designers in my area don't often wear formal attire or fashionable garments to work.