Versacci, Calvin Klein and Vivienne Westwood designed the clothes. [originaltext

Listen to the conversation, mark each statement as either True (T)or False (F)according to your listening.
W: Look at these clothes designed by top fashion designers like Versacci, Calvin Klein, and Vivi-enne Westwood. What do you think of them?
M: Well, they look lovely, but they’re not very practical. I mean, would you wear that dress to the office or walking down the street?
W: I know what you mean. People would stare at you in amazement if you wore something like that in an everyday situation. You probably suppose only extravagant rich people wear them at cocktail parties.
M: Maybe. I’m not sure why they have fashion shows like this one. Hardly anyone will buy those clothes. The clothes you see are nothing like the ones that ordinary people wear. It seems like a waste of money.
W: I think that the designers hold these fashion shows for a few reasons. First, it’s just like a big party. They can meet each other and network. Second, it’s great advertising. All the journalists and photographers are there. Third, it gives them a chance to show what they would like to see people wear.
M: You mean it’s an expression of their fantasies?
W: Yes. I think the designers are saying that these clothes are what they would like to see people wear if those people aren’t concerned with what other people might think. In a way, the designers are saying "don’t worry about what others think. Wear what you like!"
M: Very philosophical. I think they design these clothes more for publicity. They try to see who can be the most extreme and outrageous, but still stylish.
W: Come on. All this fashion has reminded me that I want to buy some clothes.