hi and welcome to watchmojo.com
I’m your host Leila I just had the
opportunity of talking to expert in 20th
century fashion for a house Munich to
discuss
eve-san aha whose innovative style
brought us true timeless classics would
you like to tell us how this exposition
is structured there are four main themes
and many subfields the first one is
where we are now and it’s like for let’s
say like the fundament of the east side
of our style and there are many aspects
of this these fun ones that are
exhibited paradise Aloha combined
feminized versions of men attire with
seductive apparel he has started his
career when a woman were beginning to
have a new role in society from the 60s
they started to have a real role in
society for this they needed to have a
special kind of outfit you know to play
this new role design of masculine type
as shoot was really perfect
you know jacket with pants for every day
but if some home has dropped into this a
new idea something else he said it’s not
bigger because you are playing a new
role in society that you have to play
like man you know you are women and you
you you need to stay feminine and for
this he has dropped some details for
example the blouse
you know the romantic blouse in a silk
chiffon today we know
there are some ready-to-wear creations
like um gosh Johnna tell us a little bit
about these lines and the relation to if
Sandra himself as opposed to this both
could serve pieces that are in like
newzeas the name has been sold to the
and it belongs to the Gucci Group and
its Stefano Pilati who is the artistic
director of this activity which is ready
to wear he tries to to keep a link with
if son of hostile white significant role
did art literature and history play and
if Salaam has work is Aloha is a man of
culture of the inspiration taken from
Massey’s from back from Tom vessel man
and of course some quotation about Jean
Cocteau you know his friend also
Apollinaire as I go Shakespeare
what was even announced relation to the
house of Costanza the great think for
about its Aloha is that he started at
Christian when Christian was not just
any kind of good your house it was a
vodka to rise it was like the symbol of
the old culture around the world and
then there he has really learned how to
do the best of the most beautiful work
on on on garments you know the the this
technique you know this absolute
sophisticated technique of what Roger
but he was very young as you know when
he started and he had already a foot as
we always be say a food in the future
you know in the 60s and we can say that
if Salah who has been influenced by what
was happening industries but also he was
inspiring the switch where you know it’s
a movement in the two two ways thank you
so much for your time and
your informations a pleasure to talk to
you thank you
I’m your host Leila I just had the
opportunity of talking to expert in 20th
century fashion for a house Munich to
discuss
eve-san aha whose innovative style
brought us true timeless classics would
you like to tell us how this exposition
is structured there are four main themes
and many subfields the first one is
where we are now and it’s like for let’s
say like the fundament of the east side
of our style and there are many aspects
of this these fun ones that are
exhibited paradise Aloha combined
feminized versions of men attire with
seductive apparel he has started his
career when a woman were beginning to
have a new role in society from the 60s
they started to have a real role in
society for this they needed to have a
special kind of outfit you know to play
this new role design of masculine type
as shoot was really perfect
you know jacket with pants for every day
but if some home has dropped into this a
new idea something else he said it’s not
bigger because you are playing a new
role in society that you have to play
like man you know you are women and you
you you need to stay feminine and for
this he has dropped some details for
example the blouse
you know the romantic blouse in a silk
chiffon today we know
there are some ready-to-wear creations
like um gosh Johnna tell us a little bit
about these lines and the relation to if
Sandra himself as opposed to this both
could serve pieces that are in like
newzeas the name has been sold to the
and it belongs to the Gucci Group and
its Stefano Pilati who is the artistic
director of this activity which is ready
to wear he tries to to keep a link with
if son of hostile white significant role
did art literature and history play and
if Salaam has work is Aloha is a man of
culture of the inspiration taken from
Massey’s from back from Tom vessel man
and of course some quotation about Jean
Cocteau you know his friend also
Apollinaire as I go Shakespeare
what was even announced relation to the
house of Costanza the great think for
about its Aloha is that he started at
Christian when Christian was not just
any kind of good your house it was a
vodka to rise it was like the symbol of
the old culture around the world and
then there he has really learned how to
do the best of the most beautiful work
on on on garments you know the the this
technique you know this absolute
sophisticated technique of what Roger
but he was very young as you know when
he started and he had already a foot as
we always be say a food in the future
you know in the 60s and we can say that
if Salah who has been influenced by what
was happening industries but also he was
inspiring the switch where you know it’s
a movement in the two two ways thank you
so much for your time and
your informations a pleasure to talk to
you thank you
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