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Osmani Laffita: We Will Wear Sheet Metal! Fashion of 2118!

Eva Ledecká
19. 10. 2018
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Our inquisitive questions concerning in particular the future of the fashion world were aimed at Czech fashion designers Natali Ruden, Táňa Kovaříková, Ester, Geislerová, Liběna Rochová, or designer Osmany Laffita. We have also asked for opinions of models Aneta Vignerová and Jana Doležalová, actor Roman Vojtek, actress Petra Vraspírová, Kateřina Hrachovcová and others. What do they think we will wear in 100 years´ time? 

Jana Doležalová
Roman Vojtek, Petra Vraspírová
Aneta Vignerová

“Perhaps we will draw inspiration from the interwar period," things model Aneta Vignerová.

Views about fashion differ and fashion designers keep coming up with new things. But is it really so? Don´t they just keep re-inventing models of past eras? Among the current collections we often find similarities to dresses which used to be worn a century ago. Would we really wear in 100-years´ time the same things as in the period of the First Czechoslovak Republic?

"Maybe we will not be preoccupied with fashion any longer," said Ester Geislerová. 

Although the trend of today is sustainability, fantasy works at full throttle and we often imagine clothes of future times as transparent plastic coats in a kind of UFO style. Osmany Laffita offers a version of metallic clothes and Taťána Kovaříková comes with a theory that perhaps it will not be sewn at all! Esther Geislerová on the contrary thinks that we will not address these issues at all.

Those are the opinions of some famous Czech personalities. Are you interested in views of Czechs whom we asked the same questions in the streets of Prague? You can find them in the video HERE: Shiny overalls or plastic? We know what the Czechs think we will wear in 100 years´ time!

 

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Why Would Andrej Babiš and other Famous Personalities Want to Live during the Interwar Period?

Eva Ledecká
19. 10. 2018
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We are commemorating the times and event which passed 100 years ago. The interwar, i.e. the first republic period, was one full of class, elegance, pride and beautiful etiquette. We now live in 2018 and many of previously firmly-set values have dissipated from our lives. How do famous Czech personalities view the times one hundred years ago? Would they want to turn back the clock and live in the interwar period? And what would the people living in those times think about us?

These questions were answered by presenter Libor Bouček, politicians Andrej Babiš and Karla Šlechtová, Eliška Hašková Coolidge, fashion designers Natali Ruden, Liběna Rochová, Taťána Kovaříková and Ester Geislerová, actress Ivana Jirešová, models Aneta Vignerová, Jana Doležalová, singer Kateřina Mátlová and other famous personalities.

Andrej Babiš would have liked to live in the interwar period because of the great business opportunities, Karla Šlechtová would have gone further!

"One could do great business without interventions of the state. There certainly is plenty to envy," was the response of Andrej Babiš, when asked whether he would have liked to live in the First Republic times. Karla Šlechtová would go even further, preferring to live in fourteenth century!

"If I were to have an aristocratic background, I certainly would have liked to live in the interwar era," commented Jitka Schneiderová.

While Jitka Schneiderová would "in certain circumstances" accept life during the first republic period, Eliška Hašková Coolidge, Kateřina Mátlová, Natali Ruden nor Aneta Vignerová would have liked to live in that time.

Confusion and comical fools from the outer space!

Whom are we taking about? About us, people from the year 2018! This could about sum up the views of people living a hundred years ago if asked about what they think about us. Entertaining views or such that are worth considering are provided in our exclusive video.

 

 

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