November, 18th, 2017

@AZZEDINEALAIAOFFICIAL
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”I love colors, but black is relaxing. It can be worn every day. A red garment ends up tiring the eye. On the other hand, I like when older women are en clair, it’s softer. Black is a bit hard for them. Unless they have a strong personality. Today a girl can wear sneakers with the most senseless evening dress. Before, it was impossible. You could not wear an embroidered dress in the morning, for example. And the seam became boring, middle-clas. But, in the 80s, Comme des Garçons and Yohji Yamamoto turned everything upside down. It was no longer necessary to throw away the clothes which had been pierced or puffed by the moths: they had become indispensable! Just like the low spun, whereas before a woman could not go out on the street with. Today, you can even buy some. The 80s ended on an extremely serious note, with AIDS, which extinguished enthusiasm. Then, big means came into play. But it would be necessary to slow the game, to return to two seasons. A creator needs six months to work and think. In two weeks, we can’t.” – #AzzedineAlaia paced himself but hurried with his eras. He was in the sophistication of the pursuit, not the other couture round. And like his model #Zuleika, his woman taunts. She leads people on. She’s full of some kind of slightly spurious joy of living. She is All Azz. #Alaïa. Farewell, farewell.
_ (at Azzedine Alaia)