Bally has taken a nose dive IMO

[NY Sonny]

I've read articles about the new creative director for Bally, Rhuigi Villaseñor. All good in the public eye but I'm not seeing it. This new vision is bringing us cheesy athletic wear that is reminiscent of the old Champion sweatshirts and sneakers that feel like Tupperware. Don't worry, the high end price tag is still there. Right next to a label that reads " Made in the PRC"
I'm truly heartbroken and wonder is the Scribe line will follow suit. I've always invested in a great pair of Oxford shoes by Bally for my professional life, but wonder what the future will hold.

Does anyone know if this is the direction that Bally is going for all their products?

 

[Waldo Jeffers]

Most of the high fashion brands seem like this to me— gaudy, questionable quality, basically absurdly priced fast fashion

there are people who really just want to advertise how much money they can afford to blow— that is their market