It seems to say: "Love is a simple thing" that bed in a wheat field that stands out in the Simon Porte Jacquemus fashion show 'L'Amour'
Don't store avocado like this: it's dangerousIt seems to say: "Love is a simple thing" that bed in a wheat field that stands out in the Simon Porte Jacquemus fashion show, the first after the stop imposed by the coronavirus, entitled, precisely, 'L'Amour'. The image was captured and disseminated on social media even by professional photographers and launches a very powerful message.
The spring-summer 2021 collection entitled 'L'Amour' was presented in the Vexin Regional Natural Park, 45 minutes from Paris. Thanks to the intention to carry out the event outdoors to meet the restrictions due to the pandemic, the result is a triumph of nature with which man can and must live, being part of it.
The models parade in serpentine in the fields and the image of the bed in the middle of the wheat, which echoes Van Gogh, seems to say: "Stop everyone: love is a simple thing, it is here, in the wild". “Wheatfield, poetry of a profane love”, Lucio Battisti also said.
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As for the concert on the tree by Paolo Fresu scheduled for tomorrow 19 July in Perugia and the one organized in Barcelona for plants only on 22 June, Jacquemus also invites us to return to normality that does not forget where we come from and to whom we owe respect.
Paolo Fresu in concert on the tree. The extraordinary hymn to nature in Perugia
The Barcelona Opera House reopens with an audience of plants only
Giorgio Armani, in full pandemic, had written a letter addressing the world of fashion thundering "I don't want to work like this anymore, we must slow down and stop waste".
Giorgio Armani, letter to the fashion world: "I don't want to work like this anymore, we have to slow down and stop waste"
Art therefore joins science in a single cry: let's love nature again.
Sources of reference: jeannedamas / Istagram / Simon Porte Jacquemus
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