トームのインスタグラム(tomenyc) - 1月21日 04時27分
On this the #MLK holiday we cannot help but think of the man from whom he learnt nonviolent resistance, #gandhi pictured here in South Africa in 1909 and towards the end of his life after he dropped western ‘drag’. ‘The study of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi’s sartorial journey and its relevance in today’s world of fashion and luxury is an important one, for his relationship with clothing was profound and symbolic. There is a deeply fascinating essay written by Professor Peter Gonsalves from Rome University titled: Half Naked Fakir — The Story of Gandhi’s Personal Search for Sartorial Integrity. Sartorial Integrity? What on earth does that mean? Professor Gonsalves explains that it is the exploration of truth through clothes. In Gandhi’s quest for truth and authenticity in thought and action, his clothes played a powerful role that, even today, holds up a mirror to the realities of our luxury world and the challenges of consumerism...
To Gandhi, “Clothing was an essential part of his inner quest for truth”. In his process of robing and disrobing, he developed principles and practises which are still relevant today.’ From ‘What Modern Luxury can learn from Gandhi’ by our dear friend and #sustainablefashion hero #bandanatewari #thevoiceoffashion #voicesoffashion
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