My most careful readers may have noticed that this month the interview did not come out on 23rd as usual; it was a very intense period and this time, despite having tried, I could not stand by the appointment but no harm done, here we are, running out of March,
It is a particular emotion to talk today about and with a colleague who not only lives on the other side of the globe, in Australia but who has made a similar path to mine, starting to love and write fashion but feeling in time a vocation always stronger for
This blog is becoming what I hoped would become, that is, among other things, a meeting point between designers and brands sharing the same green philosophy. So it happens that a vegan shoes designer like Paola Caracciolo, interviewed in September, introduced me to the Spanish eco-brand of clothing and accessories
Today, August 23rd, the eighth ‘Monthly interview’ had to come out but this is a difficult month, we know, press offices closed, all on vacation and then eco-à-porter decided to postpone the interview to Paola Caracciolo, ‘nominated’ by Tiziano Guardini last July. I thought then to take a quick voyage
I often think of the unexpected and surprising joints of life; a few months ago, so not long since the blog went online, I thought I wanted to do a post on Tiziano Guardini, the eco-sustainable designer who is imposing his style not just in the ethical fashion circuit but
I always thank this monthly column because it makes me meet and interact with extraordinary people from all corners of the world; last month Huda Baroudi of Bokja Design ‘nominated’ as guest of the March interview Sarah Hermez, a Lebanese designer and founder of ‘Creative Space Beirut‘, a free school of
It has been on the net a couple hours and it comes from a reliable source, that is an interview that Donatella Versace has just released to Luke Leitch on ‘1843’, the online lifestyle magazine of ‘The Economist’; it seems that even the Maison of the jellyfish will be added
I could not inaugurate the column ‘The monthly interview’ in a better way, since my first guest is Sass Brown, journalist, writer, researcher and ethical fashion activist, as well as the author of the book ‘Eco Fashion’ on which I am ‘studying’ the sustainable fashion. English, Interim Dean for the