English Version | The light at the end of the tunnel

03 Sep 2020
By Vogue Portugal

Leonard Cohen may have immortalized the lyrics of “Anthem” to later become a sort of mantra for a number of generations, but only vocalized what hope represents: a luminous beam in a dark room, a ray of sun in a cloudy day, the seven colors of the rainbow that announce the end of the rain in a battle between darkness and the light from where the light will come out as inevitably victorious.

“There is a crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in.” Leonard Cohen may have immortalized the lyrics of “Anthem” to later become a sort of mantra for a number of generations, but only vocalized what hope represents: a luminous beam in a dark room, a ray of sun in a cloudy day, the seven colors of the rainbow that announce the end of the rain in a battle between darkness and the light from where the light will come out as inevitably victorious. Literally or metaphorically. Because that light doesn’t need to come from the outside – usually, it actually irradiates from within, arises from the soul, exponentiated by the warmth of the luminous effects of a beautiful Summer day or increased by the reflectors in a Fashion shoot. Photography by Luca Meneghel. Styling by Leonardo Caligiuri.