They say that nothing will ever be the same and they will be right the way we are going. But when a storm threatens, in addition to taking out the umbrella, which is what many of us are doing, you have to have a clear and relaxed mind. It is good to be prepared for the ‘apocalypse’ but we have already shown that we are capable of raising our heads in a critical situation. In fact, it seems that we go into crisis every ten years, so a person who lives 80 years goes out to 8 crisis: you gain experience.
Therefore, it is not just about being prepared, but about continuing to live as much as possible trying to be happy, each one as best he can and knows how to respect the space of others, of course. And more in these circumstances. If we like fashion, for example, perhaps it is the best time to let your imagination fly a bit and bet on new things. Total, nobody is going to see your face, right?
It’s time to change a little, but change for the better. Firms like beflamboyant adapt perfectly to this new life that we have to live. Those selfish and individualistic attitudes are useless. This crisis is teaching us that if we protect the community, if we protect the environment, no one loses. If, on the other hand, we go about our business thinking ‘whoever comes after will fix it’ we find that the world will have a foot in the grave in a few decades … if it does not already have it.
Clothing has always been the subject of discussion for its ecological footprint and for being one of the most obvious examples of consumerism: throwaway has become a trend in fashion. But this must also change and firms like beflamboyant are betting on more sustainable models: quality clothing, made from first materials, exclusively with vegetable fibers. Made to last, not to be thrown away after two months because they have gone out of style or because the sole has come off.
So this strange situation that we have lived through may be the best time to also change our way of approaching fashion, of buying clothes.