たまに遊んだりセックスしたいくらいの「好き」なんてもういらない 私もう30だよ 好きだの愛してるだのって結婚してくれなきゃ意味ないよ 100回のキスより紙切れ一枚が今の私には大事なんだよ 幸せにする自信がないって？私そんなに頼りない？一人で責任抱え込んで苦しんでるフリやめてよカッコ悪いよ

アニメ「ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 黄金の風」と「バブアー」が初コラボ　ジッパーTシャツにはブチャラティの名シーンをデザイン

「社会的意義」とか「学び」とか。最近はアートでもそこに着地しようとしてるのが目立ち、良くない傾向だと思う。作品はメッセージを運ぶ入れ物ではない。ピカソは「ゲルニカ」に反戦の願いを込めたという話が好まれるが、まずその前に「ゲルニカ」という絵そのものを丸腰で味わうべきではないかと。

My friend and fellow menswear writer Bruce Boyer is fond of saying that clothes are more important than the general public thinks, but less important than some fashion people think. I agree with him. I think there's a tendency — particularly on social media, where people are prone to self- promotion and self-aggrandizement — to position their pet interest as the "most important thing in the world" and everything else must be in service of it. Fitness people here stress the importance of fitness; stock gurus say you have to focus on finance and investments. Notably, these people often have something to sell you, such as a personal training session or self-improvement newsletter. Menswear for me is a hobby, similar to how someone might be into fountain pens or model trains. I think it can be fun and an interesting lens through which to understand culture. But I don't think everyone has to care about clothes, and I certainly don't think you should read someone's deeper, more important qualities based on their appearance, including how they dress. Bruce notes that clothing matters, but there are limits, and thus "we must leave the deeper aspects of our souls to priests, psychiatrists, and late night reflections." You can learn how to dress well, if you wish, without making clothes more than they are.