Yes, eco-à-porter has sympathies. We like designers and brands that don’t just make beautiful ethical things but also have that certain something that characterizes them, a sort of peculiarity that accompanies them collection after collection, creation after creation, making them recognizable and giving them credibility. We like a certain coherence,
“People have needs and I work to satisfy them”. I like to mention the words of Denise Bonapace, the polyhedric creative who was our guest last February and who sees fashion as a ‘service’ to people understood as “togetherness of physicality, thoughts, impulses and desires”. All this to create a
About the exhibition ‘Wearing Memories’, at the Museum at the Fashion Institute Technology of New York, I had already talked earlier this year, indeed, to be precise it was the first post of 2018. I go back to talk about it because, if then the project was still in the
Pilar Morales has blue and shining eyes, and if it were not for its Spanish accent, it would seem she came from the North. Instead she is Peruvian and exudes warmth like the rocks of the Andes at sunset, which have absorbed the sun’s rays all day long. Pilar is
Yesterday, in my post on ‘Loved Clothes Last‘, the Fashion Revolution #2 fanzine, I talked about how much I liked the idea of the ‘Clothing Love Story’ or the invitation to write and take a picture of one of our favorite garments with which we have had and still have
Finally I received also the second issue, I mean the #2 Fashion Revolution‘s Fanzine! It was pre-order and I waited impatiently for it but that was worth the wait: 122 pages, always on recycled paper, which propose creatively with illustrations, original photos, poems and more, possibilities and ideas to prolong life