Any comparison with Franz Kafka's book of the same name is purely coincidental. In the work, the protagonist Gregor Samsa wakes up transformed into a monstrous insect, thus having to deal with all the difficulties of his new silhouette. Here, the accessories of the station appear in a butterfly shape only as a presentation suggestion. Because the difficulties in dealing with any of these wallets or shoes or glasses or jewelry, with or without wings, will be zero.
Any comparison with Franz Kafka's book of the same name is purely coincidental. In the work, the protagonist Gregor Samsa wakes up transformed into a monstrous insect, thus having to deal with all the difficulties of his new silhouette. Here, the accessories of the station appear in a butterfly shape only as a presentation suggestion. Because the difficulties in dealing with any of these wallets or shoes or glasses or jewelry, with or without wings, will be zero. Styling by Ana Caracol. Artwork by João Oliveira.
Originally published on Vogue Portugal October 2020 issue, Into The Blue.
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