English Version | Wonder Women

F for Strength, F for Future, F for Fantastic. Because Revolution is also made with F, as in Feminine, honoring a retrospective of women who advanced History and Universal Rights in eras when this was unthinkable. There’s no need to list names to know that today there would be none of the nuances of freedoms that we take for granted, of rights and duties, as crucial as suffrage, to choices and manifestos as simple as the miniskirt. “Any big dream starts with a dreamer. Let us always remember that we have within us the strength, patience and passion to aim for the stars and change the world” - the once-slave turned American abolitionist activist Harriet Tubman (1822-1913) made dozens of missions to rescue hundreds of people from slavery, joined the Armed Forces and even fought for women's suffrage. One example among so many of strength, of the fantastic and of the future that has to be made of equality. And that will hardly happen, if history serves as a reference, without a Revolution with a big F. Photography by Noémi Ottilia Szabo. Styling by Arianna Pianca.

Originally translated from The Revolution Issue, published April 2023.Full stories and credits on the print issue.