The Catwalker
Boston + Fashion = ♥
Sure, GQ might not think so. Let me prove to you otherwise.
Twenty-something. Scientist. Boston. Cocktails. Nightlife. Coffee. Parties. Deals. Beauty. Elie Saab. Vintage. Ethnic Treasures. Shoes. Purple. Feminine. Black. Bohemian. Burberry. Travel. Luxury. Basics. Accessories. Gwen Stefani. Blazers. Clutches. Bright Colors.
Click HERE for all posts covering the Fall 2011 Boston Fashion Week festivities!
1,017 notes
I’ve always loved intelligent girls, no matter how they look, to be able to hold a conversation with someone is so important. The moment someone acts dumb, I lose interest. I think about the subtext and layers of a person when I design. I design for someone who has interest in the space around her, who is aware of her relationship with the world, someone a little evolved, a little concerned. I think putting more women in power will help solve a lot of problems in the world. It troubles me that the media celebrate women acting like bimbos on TV — it’s not cute, it’s ridiculous. I call it ‘Paris Hilton Syndrome’; there’s a place for that superficiality — but it must neutralized by an equally powerful, intelligent counterforce in culture. I don’t want to perpetuate the wrong ideal.
Prabal Gurung
