Aitana and Marta

We read in AHORA that Rosalía, Madonna, Johnny Depp, Kate Moss and Jenna Ortega (I don't know who she is) have "shown themselves" (I love that expression) at Paris Fashion Week. In the photo illustrating the news, there were some of these celebrities, with beautiful dresses and bags indolently abandoned on the floor for which I would give my life (yours). I really like people who gets dressed for occasions. For dinner, for a walk, for sports, getting naked, going to the office or to class. Sometimes, dressing for an occasion is the most beautiful thing about it. Recently, I went to Andorra with someone I love very much. We tried on every possible pair of pants. It was such a beautiful and joyful day that I might remember it the day I die.

The other day, the athlete Aitana Bonmatí received the Ballon d'Or. She went to pick her up wearing a beautiful dress, which looked beautiful on her, sequined, in a color that was like wearing the Beech Forest of Jordan on your body. And it was by a Catalan designer. Choosing the dress by this designer, Marta Martí, is not only an act of good taste. As always happens with good choices, it is also a radically cultural act. Clothes are culture. And in these moments of life, when there are stores that sell disposable towels (yes, I swear), wearing a dress like this shows me what I already knew. The vouchers in it yours are usually intelligent.