“By being natural and sincere, one often can create revolutions without having sought them.” ― Christian Dior
In my quest to understand the nature of depth and superficiality, I often find myself grappling with the boundaries that define these concepts. What is something profound versus something superficial? Is it based on the external world versus our internal world?
As we explore this paradox, we delve into the realm of human expression, taking a DIOR fashion show I attended Saturday night as a thought-provoking example. Although fashion may appear superficial at first glance, can we dismiss it as a mere surface-level indulgence, or is there more to it?
At the fashion show, I was captivated by the remarkable works of art before me. On display were intricate embroideries, beading sumptuous fabrics, and sculptural silhouettes — all crafted to evoke emotion in the audience. Each piece had a story behind it, which felt personal and unique. It made me realize that altho…
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