http://mrkimsays.com/mylife/2008/12/13/pepsi-pop-up/ Raising Hell Since 1980 Thu, 29 Jul 2010 18:27:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://mrkimsays.com/mylife/2008/12/13/pepsi-pop-up/#comment-518 Jason Sun, 21 Dec 2008 22:24:11 +0000 http://mrkimsays.com/mylife/?p=847#comment-518 I see, I didn’t come off as presumptuous. I’m not an insider, it seems like an attempt for Pepsi to as Coltrane would say, “influence the influencer’s”. I guess it’s a win win; independent designers get exposure and a platform and so does Pepsi I see, I didn’t come off as presumptuous. I’m not an insider, it seems like an attempt for Pepsi to as Coltrane would say, “influence the influencer’s”. I guess it’s a win win; independent designers get exposure and a platform and so does Pepsi

]]> http://mrkimsays.com/mylife/2008/12/13/pepsi-pop-up/#comment-509 Mr. Kim Thu, 18 Dec 2008 00:42:41 +0000 http://mrkimsays.com/mylife/?p=847#comment-509 What up Jason. Pepsi is supporting the independent fashion designers. Superficial consumerism really depends on who you ask. Is buying clothes superficial, in one sense yes. However in another sense clothing is a necessity. Independent Designers arise because there is a need for things beyond the necessity. Pepsi recognizes this and they invited a group of people to collaborate on this. What up Jason. Pepsi is supporting the independent fashion designers. Superficial consumerism really depends on who you ask. Is buying clothes superficial, in one sense yes. However in another sense clothing is a necessity. Independent Designers arise because there is a need for things beyond the necessity. Pepsi recognizes this and they invited a group of people to collaborate on this.

]]> http://mrkimsays.com/mylife/2008/12/13/pepsi-pop-up/#comment-508 Jason Wed, 17 Dec 2008 23:34:19 +0000 http://mrkimsays.com/mylife/?p=847#comment-508 Looks interesting, but what exactly are they supporting? I don’t want to come off as a detractor but, from the outside it looks like a brand supporting a “lifestyle” based on somewhat superficial consumerism. Looks interesting, but what exactly are they supporting? I don’t want to come off as a detractor but, from the outside it looks like a brand supporting a “lifestyle” based on somewhat superficial consumerism.

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