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To me, fashion
is not the merchantilistic seasonal ephemerous phenomena in
permanent contradiction. That I call the dictatorship of
consumism, the erradication of individual taste. Fashion is
not an autophagic process of the archetypes, but rather the
exercise of option and cultural legacy that is called taste.
To me I am more comfortable seeking intemporality that comes
from multi-ethnicity as a reference.
It is fundamental that the authenticity in which history
unfolds may be understood undera humanitarian point of view, a
humanist, creative and aesthetical perspective.
Otherwise it can be called industry, and that is made of
entrepreneural maturity, because the act of dressing is always
invested with the same denotative functions it had always had.
Only the calligraphy has changed... |