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"Kanye West was apparently so enamored of the Fendi brand that he showed up to a party they threw in Tokyo a couple of years back with the company&amp;#x27;s logo shaved into his head. Now that&amp;#x27;s brand loyalty. But I&amp;#x27;m curious, do you guys think wearing a label&amp;#x27;s logo is a Do or a Don&amp;#x27;t? Companies make millions each year from goods that flaunt their famous logos, from Chanel&amp;#x27;s ubiquitous interlocking Cs to Gucci&amp;#x27;s kissing Gs to the Polo pony you can spot everywhere from bed linens to swim trunks. I never gave it much thought until someone pointed out to me that you&amp;#x27;re pretty much serving as free advertising for the brand, letting them use your chest or handbag or wrist as a billboard. One of my favorite luxury brands, Bottega Veneta, goes by the slogan &amp;quot;When your own initials are enough&amp;quot; and I wonder if you guys agree. What do you guys think? Are logos (and other recognizable brands, like the Burberry plaid) a little obnoxious or the epitome of luxury? Is it a chic way to show off your fashion savvy or a way-too-flashy show of money? Wearing logos: a Do or a Don&amp;#x27;t? Wearing logos is a: ( polls) Photos: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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