The Essential is invisible ; All that glitters is not gold

Thursday, January 8th, 2009

We live in a culture based on appearances and external conditions.

Through the media people are taught to judge themselves and others by the clothes they wear, the color of their hair, their femininity, their masculinity, their body, their weight, and on and on...

Moralists, know-betters say we shouldn't give that much importance to the appearance, but GOD, how i love my UGGS, they cost me my last euros, but i had to have them.Not to show to the rest of the world but for myself.They are warm, soft and so comfortable!

Is the essential invisible?My UGGS is me, I'm a warm, soft and yes, of course, comfortable person.

Is Marc Jacobs different inside?

No, the genius is special, effeminate, a itsy bitsy child inside and outside.His clothes and accessories are classical extravagances, the luxury materials attract the eye, but have a soul.

Yes, that's it, the way Gabrielle Chanel's creations had a soul, the way Lagerfeld went on putting his genius and classy soul in the Chanel brand.The guy is a mixture of classy extravagancy I love!He's different and you love him or you hate him, no middle way, but nobody can't say he is not as he looks.The clothes he creates feel like a skin, if you buy (or better can afford to) them, it's because you love them, it's because they ARE YOU.Karl creates, he does not invent.The colours, the materials ARE Karl, you wear KL or Chanel, you feel like KL or Chanel.

I can change my wardrobe but not my identity.Personality, character, originality, everything is me, so, is the essential invisible?Maybe not, let's ask the Petit Prince?