Leather jacket and long dress

LEATHER JACKET AND LONG DRESS

We all know: fashion fades, only style remain the same. Often the most famous sentences are even true. I have to admit that my mum has reason, never throw away something. It’s a great precept. She is blowing the dust off all her original pointed shoes, to Valentino rock stud’s face. I, like everyone else, change my taste easily, now I find myself wearing clothes seen on magazines that few times ago I would have never wore even under torture. For example the 80′s, glorious years, in which the nowadays fashion is born, times in which the fashion designers changed their role from tailors to real stars, the years in which Madonna introduced the young Dolce&Gabbana to all the world. Till few times ago I used to see the 80′s like something ridiculous, a kind of mistake that has to be avoided again. And I was one of the most sure about that. Than, one day, you start seeing studded jackets, studs, bodices, sweater with neon prints, leather gloves, blazers with shoulder pads, eyebrows everyday bigger, and visible socks everywhere. And what about leg gins, always more reflecting and fluo? Now I ask myself if the 80′s where that bad. I am always be a 50′s and 70′s lover, I see with different eyes that decade that for me was an abomination. I can’t do without boy-friend jeans, I wear socks with any kind of shoes, I made my eyebrow thicker. And I love it! Surely I don’t wanna be like Carrie in the first years in New York, but few influences from that period totally conquered me. What have I learnt from this? Never say never Melissa, the time goes, the fashion fades, but everything come back. I think the fashion is at a focal point, now like never before we can follow different trends, but we can made our own style. We can choose what makes us feeling ease, without strong precepts. This is the goal of the fashion, suggesting us trends but leaving everyone the opportunity to experiment and find out his own style. For me fashion is a game, I love to evolve and change, today I am so eighties, tomorrow who knows.