


"Artists have no boundaries. I do not think of myself as that kind of artist. I have to think about a body, a season, a price, a store, a hanger. The hardest part of designing is finding a balance between fantasy and construction. It's like salt - too much is terrible and not enought leaves you without flavour."
"It's like baking: I can never make a cake because they tell you 10 grams of this and 1o minutes here. I can't follow those kinds of rules. And I do not crave that kind of perfection."
- Alber Elbaz
sounds familiar. tom (ford) might have said something like that before.
ReplyDeleteHmmm... I suppose you mean that Mr Ford did not consider himself and artist and was more concerned with the pragmatic? Good observation. But Mr Ford would NEVER use food analogies! I was thrown off for a bit because in my mind I never grouped these two together, they do seems totally different creatures.
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