Milk Decoration – Number 59

Style and inspiration for contemporary tribes

Has fashion changed its playing field? Throughout this issue, a thread seems to be stretched, that of an era where style overflows, where telling one's story no longer only involves the way one dresses but also the art of living. Like the creatives Fabiola Di Virgilio and Andrea Rosso, who have made their Milanese apartment—named Casa REdDUO, after their multidisciplinary studio—a mirror of their identities, between heritage and contemporary visions. Like a spatial wardrobe that juxtaposes textures and temporalities. More than a place, a style statement.

The same movement is being made by the designers of the Róhe brand in Amsterdam, whose universe extends far beyond their core business and extends clothing through objects. Their studio is filled with artwork, vintage pieces, and contemporary creations that enrich their aesthetic and enhance the label's intimate personality, affirming that style is an art of living, as much as a look.

Or like Thomas Roger, crafting raw baskets from the surrounding forests in the silence of the Vosges Mountains, which are then propelled onto the Louis Vuitton runways. Couture now invites craftsmanship to the forefront, as if to remind us that our interiors, our objects, our lives tell as much of a story as our clothes.
Beauty as a second skin.

Language: French (with English translastions on the back)