The clientele for Haute Couture was the rarest, but the designers were the busiest.
In this busyness, apart from the design itself, a lot of time had to be spent on communication.
Not every customer could manage their figure like Audrey Hepburn did, textbook-style.
The measurements of Audrey Hepburn's mannequin were never adjusted once they were made.
Haute Couture clients all had mannequins custom-tailored to each person's size.
For Yan Yan, who had extreme demands for patterns, naturally, she strived for perfection when measuring clients.
However, the complex procedures of Haute Couture dictated an extremely lengthy "delivery" time for the clothing.
If you ordered today and the clothing was ready by tomorrow, that could absolutely not be called Haute Couture.
Not to mention it was fundamentally impossible, even if it were, such a thing should not be done.
