Andy Warhol once said, “I’m out of style now.” And somehow, that’s exactly why he never went out of style. Warhol understood something most people miss: trends move fast, but ideas move forever. Being fashionable is temporary. Being influential is permanent. When Warhol embraced repetition, commercial imagery, celebrity, and mass production, critics dismissed it as shallow. Too commercial. Too easy. Too “of the moment.” But that was the moment. By turning soup cans, movie stars, and dollar bills