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"   Olivier Zahm &amp;amp;amp; Proenza Schouler&amp;#039;s Lazaro Hernandez. Photo: Purple  Olivier Zahm always gives good interview, and today&amp;#039;s story in WWD is no exception. He talks about the internet: &amp;quot;This is why the industry is going in a vulgar, common, bad direction\u2014because of the direct access that doesn&amp;#039;t come with an education, reflection, understanding.&amp;quot; And of women, &amp;quot;I like to flirt with women, I like to meet new people. This is a mirror of my life and the life of the people who work and are featured in the magazine.&amp;quot; And maybe most candidly of fashion&amp;#039;s love of nightlife, &amp;quot;When we go to a party, it&amp;#039;s not about who we are. It&amp;#039;s about this fictional, glamorous side. We are inventing these lifestyles. If you&amp;#039;re not in the mood to play that game, you might as well stay home and read.&amp;quot; But he also talks business\u2014the writer puts him in the context of his fellow entrepreneurial editors like AnOther`s Jefferson Hack and Monocle`s Tyler Br\u00FBl\u00E9\u2014and the need for sustaining various projects throughout the year to keep the print edition of Purple going. What&amp;#039;s his current gig on the side? Producing a corporate magazine for Chanel. Zahm&amp;#039;s constantly talking about his refusal to participate in the industry of fashion and of his anti-fashion views, all of which sounds very creative and honorable\u2014until you find out he&amp;#039;s produced a Chanel catalogue. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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