English Version | “More than love, money, fame, give me truth”

We could make Henry David Thoreau’s words our own.

The rant is from Walden (1854) and it refers to how, at a feast abundant in richness and food, what isn’t satisfied is the hunger for sincerity. That’s why the pages that follow highlight what is natural, free of artifice, in a symbiosys of clothing and planet. Because there’s nothing more honest than the world in its rawest state.

Translated form the original on The Quote Issue, from Vogue Portugal, published April 2022.Full stories and credits on the print issue.