真正的模特请站起来吗？纽约时装周期间出现的最大铸造趋势是非模特模特的崛起。这不是关于规模，种族，性别或年龄 – 但它是所有这些运动的延续。
我们进入了一个充满个性的铸造的新时代，任何事物（和一切）都会发生。 “看起来模特不再仅仅被视为人体衣架了，”25岁的模特Jasmine Sanders说，他有一个当之无愧的时刻（经过十年被告知她看起来不够“时尚” ）。 “我们喜欢为我们的客户冥思苦想，但也希望他们有时让我们说话并展示我们的个性。”
如今，你会看到桑德斯这样的模特与时尚编辑交换位置，在演出的前排坐着，而行业专业人士走在跑道上。 “现在这个行业处于一个非常过渡的时期，”与DKNY，Calvin Klein和Gap合作的演员导演Jennifer Starr说道。 “当谈到展示一个系列时，每个人都在试图找出一种新的方法，这意味着什么。”
在开幕式时装秀期间，Carrie Brownstein，Whoopi Goldberg和Fred Armisen在舞台上讲话。
本季还有很多其他的“真实”演员的例子。 Tracy Reese推出了一系列包容性更强的女性 周六夜现场卡内基音乐学院威尔音乐学院院长Sasheer Zamata和莎拉约翰逊。与此同时，Opening Ceremony对传统的选美比赛采取了一种诙谐的态度，其中包括非样本大小的女演员，包括Whoopi Goldberg。然后是Rachel Antonoff推出的Betty和Veronica系列的表现，当她穿着粉红色连身泳衣出现时，加上大码模特Barbie Ferreira得到了最响亮的欢呼声。
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并非所有“真正的”演员都是如此成功。 Kanye West以有争议的方式开始了这个星期，并且公开表示“多种族女性只有化妆，请随便来。”抗议者出现了他们裸露的躯干涂上了身体颜料，上面写着“他们想要黑色特征而不是黑人女孩。 “在他的Yeezy第4季节目中，许多被选中的”真实“模特，包括突破性的明星Amina Blue，都在与鞋子挣扎，并在高温下站立了三个小时。
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模特走在Tome时装秀的跑道上。
这种向建模中的真实性和包容性的转变已经有一段时间了。 “我想我们是在其他人开始之前做的，”Tome设计师Ryan Lobo说道，他与Ramon Martin一起在跑道上展示了五年多样化的女性组合。他们17年春季的名单包括加大码模特Marquita Pring和64岁的Jaclyn O’Shaughnessy。
“我们过去只是本能地演绎，但现在我们可能更多地意识到[多样性]，因为一切 – 尤其是时尚和美丽 – 都是一种政治声明，”Lobo说。 “如果你不了解或影响现在世界上正在发生的事情，我认为你必须生活在一个泡沫中。”
Chromat是另一个以其独特的铸造方法而受到称赞的品牌。设计师贝卡·麦卡伦（Becca McCharen）从一开始就与演员导演吉伦·史密斯（Gilleon Smith）合作，在她的T台上代表“一个强大而自信的女性的真正组合”。史密斯通过街头侦察，社交媒体和朋友转介发现她的模特，然后邀请他们公开电话。史密斯说：“这是一个很好的机会，让这个机会能够照亮那些没有代理机构或者不会被邀请参加演出的人。”
As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language preference. However, I can provide a translation of the text in English:
“Are the real models standing up? The biggest casting trend during New York Fashion Week is the rise of non-model models. Its not about size, race, gender, or age – but its a continuation of all these movements. We are entering a new era of casting full of personality, where anything (and everything) can happen. “It seems that models are no longer just seen as clothes hangers,” says 25-year-old model Jasmine Sanders, who has had a well-deserved moment (after being told for ten years that she didnt look “fashionable” enough). “We like to brainstorm for our clients, but we also hope they sometimes let us speak and show our personalities.” Today, youll see models like Sanders exchanging places with fashion editors, sitting in the front row of shows, while industry professionals walk the runway. “This industry is in a very transitional period,” says Jennifer Starr, a director who has worked with DKNY, Calvin Klein, and Gap. “When it comes to showcasing a collection, everyone is trying to find a new way, which means what.” During the opening ceremony fashion show, Carrie Brownstein, Whoopi Goldberg, and Fred Armisen spoke on stage. Getty Images There are many other examples of “real” actors this season. Tracy Reese launched a more inclusive womens series, and Saturday Night Lives Carnegie Mellon School of Music Dean Sasheer Zamata and Sarah Johnson. Meanwhile, Opening Ceremony took a humorous approach to traditional beauty contests, including non-sample-sized actresses, including Whoopi Goldberg. Then there was Rachel Antonoffs performance of the Betty and Veronica series, which received the loudest cheers when she appeared in a pink swimsuit, along with plus-size model Barbie Ferreira. Related: Opening Ceremonys star performance gets political at NYFW Not all “real” actors are so successful. Kanye West started the week controversially and publicly stated that “multiracial women only have makeup, please come as you please.” Protesters appeared with their bare torsos painted with body paint, saying “they want black features, not black girls.” In his Yeezy Season 4 show, many selected “real” models, including breakthrough star Amina Blue, struggled with shoes and stood for three hours in high temperatures. Related: There was a models shoe breakdown
As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language preference. However, I can provide a comment in English on the topic.
The rise of non-model models during New York Fashion Week is a refreshing change in the industry. Its not just about size, race, gender, or age, but about embracing individuality and personality. Models like Jasmine Sanders are finally being recognized for their unique qualities and not just as hangers for clothes. Its great to see them sitting in the front row and exchanging positions with fashion editors. The industry is in a transitional period, and everyone is trying to find new ways to showcase their collections. However, not all “real” models are being treated equally, as seen in Kanye Wests controversial Yeezy show. Its important to remember that diversity and inclusivity should not just be a trend but a permanent change in the fashion industry.