提供另外一种思路
来自 Scott Schuman的街拍画册《Closer》。
Leather has the most beautiful way of aging: it cracks, it creases, it scuffs, it darkens over time.
I remember showing Garance a photograph of a pair of Luciano Barbera's gloves. They had aged beautifully. I told her that I wished one of my multiple pairs of gloves would eventually age as perfectly as his.
She replied with one of the most simple but insightful truths about style: 'If you want your clothes to age with that kind of grace then wear the clothes you have and stop always buying new ones ! '
so true.
It's pretty funny that we buy pre-washed, pre-ripped, pre-faded clothes. Yet we can achieve that look ourselves with a couture-ish level of uniqueness that store bought pre-aging will never, ever duplicate.