Why do people hate fashion bloggers? Maybe because they think Steve Jobs was one of them.

Apparently, lots of people hate fashion bloggers (see Olivier Zahm).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hERd98QPOg

Trying to understand why, I started to look for things on Google: “fashion bloggers hate”, “why fashion bloggers”, “fashion bloggers function”.

This last combination of terms brought me to a (quite popular) fashion blog, in which I found the peculiar following post.

I think this is a sign: we are losing the plot. I personally don’t hate fashion bloggers, but I certainly think they often take themselves too seriously.

Here’s the (infamous) post:

10 Things Fashion Bloggers Learned From Steve Jobs

1. The physical objects that Apple produced – most especially the personal computer, the iphone and the ipad – enabled and revolutionized self-publishing.  These tools make it simple and enjoyable to create and share our visions with a community.

2. Mr. Jobs created something out of nothing. He built an empire from the ground up, and against the odds he changed everything.

3. He took a very non-traditional path to success. From dropping out of college to naming his company after a fruit when everyone else was stuck on model numbers and tech-speak – he did things his own way.

4. Not everything worked for Steve Jobs the first time around. His first Machintosh personal computer models were consumer failures. He left Apple for a period of 12 years after disagreements and a falling-out with another executive. He also threw out two iphone models before settling on a final (first) version in 2007.

5. Apple changed the way we connect with people. Features and applications on the iphone forever changed how creatively and quickly we can talk, share, text, chat, tweet…

6. His vision came before his fortune. Steve Jobs didn’t begin his career with intentions to be a billionaire, he wanted to change the world with his take on technology. His increasing fortune allowed him to continue to evolve and grow his companies and investments.

7. When Mr. Jobs returned to Apple in 2000, he ended their feud with Microsoft, which allowed for the continued use of the Office software on Apple computers. He knew the importance of having mutually advantageous alliances, even among competing peers.

8. From his commencement speech at Stanford in 2005: “Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life.”

9. To paraphrase The New York Times, “He put stock in the notion of taste.” He took complex, innovative technology and made it elegant, simple and incredibly functional.

10. There’s just nothing as chic as an Apple product in the sphere of technology. From the smoothest lines to the most gorgeous user interface, Mr. Jobs understood the importance of marrying beauty and function.

Thank you Steve Jobs, for your invaluable contributions to our world, and to the fashion blogging community.

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