Miranda Priestly, the iconic Runway editor from the film, "The Devil Wears Prada," mocked her fashion-oblivious assistant for thinking that by wearing the "lumpy blue sweater" she "made a choice that exempts [her] from the fashion industry." In explaining how the fashion world works, Priestly quickly traced the story of the Oscar de la Renta cerulean gowns "that filtered down through the department stores and then trickled on down into some Casual Corner where" the fashion-oblivious assistant "fished it out of some clearance bin." The point, undeniably, is that whatever is a big hit at the Milan fashion week this season will "filter down through the department stores" to some Forever 21 or H&M store in a matter of months. But why?
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机译：电影的标志性跑道编辑《米兰达·普拉达（The Devil Wears Prada）》的米兰达·普里斯特里（Miranda Priestly）嘲笑她的时尚助手，因为她认为穿着“粗大的蓝色毛衣”“使她免于时尚界的选择。 ”在解释时尚界的运作方式时，Priestly迅速追溯了“ Oscar de la Renta蓝领礼服”的故事，这些礼服“在百货商店中渗出，然后流到某个休闲角，在那里，“时尚隐秘助手”将其从中捞出。一些垃圾桶。”不可否认，关键是，这个季节在米兰时装周上大受好评的事情，都将在几个月内“从百货商店中过滤”到一些Forever 21或H＆M商店。但为什么？
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