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People who have the power<\/strong> to reshape the society in which they live. Ordinary people we meet every day at the bar, at the metro stop, or while we do slalom on the sidewalks so as not to arrive late for work. Here are the faces of the Spring \/ Summer 2020 fashion show<\/strong> of a brand that once again emerges from the crowd.<\/p>\n Balenciaga<\/strong> brings each of us on the catwalk. Thus we find ourselves in the imperfect, asymmetrical<\/strong> and not at all harmonious faces of proud workers of all ethnicities, sizes and stature. “No designer is able to slip into people’s skin like Demna Gvasalia does<\/strong>,” writes Cathy Horyn<\/strong> in one of her now rare, but always sharp, reviews.<\/p>\n Looking reality<\/strong> in the face and giving back everything you see, breathe and feel in the attitude of a dress-code. Here is the hallmark of a brand that once again challenges social conventions<\/strong> and the canons of stereotyped<\/strong> traditional beauty. I’ve always wondered what we think is beautiful<\/strong> and why …<\/p>\n In trying to answer myself, I came to the conclusion that beauty<\/strong> is at the same time interesting,<\/strong> something not to be overlooked.<\/strong> Something different<\/strong> than usual and that won’t bore us. So then beauty is perhaps diversity.<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"\/\/www.waitfashion.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/04\/Senza-titolo-3.png\")
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