Maybe as the CEO of a clothing company I hope she can effect change in the seasonal nature of fashion, so that people aren&#x27;t pushed to buy new clothes every year --and that clothes be made to last more then one season (via velocity of fashion, or via making compromised clothing fashionable (acid wash, tears, rips, etc...)<p>People who darn and patch already do what she proposes.  It may take off with others, but she can make the industry be less about churning fashion and making things more durable (quality-wise and trend-wise).  I mean, what does it matter how durable you make something, physically, if things aren&#x27;t durable, fashion-wise?<p>PS.  It wasn&#x27;t &quot;radical&quot; before the 70s, as I understand it.  It was typical.