And everything nice. Even when the surroundings breathe a hint of decadence, the purest and most colorful side of innocence still has room to thrive, to grow, to exist.
And everything nice. Even when the scenery is 50 shades of grey. Even when the background inspires black and white. Even when the surroundings breathe a hint of decadence, the purest and most colorful side of innocence still has room to thrive, to grow, to exist. Like a flower that bursts through the gaps in a cement walkway, or the heat of the sun that warms your face on a freezing day. Or like that lyric by Leonard Cohen, which may even seem like a commonplace and which, even so, has a lot of value beyond its (apparent) cliché label: there’s a crack in everything. That's how the light gets in. When the world brings you lemons, let's sugar coat them all. Photography by Sara Fabbri. Styling by Dominico Diomede.
Originally translated from Vogue Portugal's The Innocence Issue, published February 2023.Full story and credits on the print issue.
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