The Designer

by Marius Gabriel

‘Clothing comes between our own nakedness and the world. It can be a disguise, a fancy-dress costume, a fantasy. Or it can express one’s true self more accurately than any words.

Those who want to destroy beauty should feel shame – not those of us who want only to create it.

if we are not put into boxes, the rest of the world does not know what to do with

‘Kindness is the currency of humanity.

We’re each on our own tightrope. All we can do is pick one another up after we fall.’

Men always imagined they were undemanding and easy-going; but it soon turned out that the going was only easy if it went their way.