Carla Sozzani

And still today it's even more important than then in a strange way.

That was Carla Sozzani speaking to us in her office in the Fondazione Sozzani in Milan.

Another Milan expedition was to the newly opened Caviar Bar at Bucciolati, the storied jewellery and silver warehouse founded in 1919 by its namesake Mario Bucciolati, known as the Prince of Goldsmiths.

The house is now in the care of its third generation, including Maria Cristina Bucciolati.

And so they seem no longer to have the time to explore why they came to fashion and what I tended to call the mission with Chazander.

I had this conversation with Carla Sozzani for the Systems Magazine, which was on Gillesander.

And the magazine brought together lots of people who were close to her.

And I had the honor to interview them.

And Carla Sozzani said, in the 90s, because she was always very close to European and even American designers, in the 90s, a designer could wake up in the morning and not yet know what he would do with his day or her day.

And she said that changed completely in the new century.

I remember I had an interview with an LVMH, Louis Vuitton Moet Tennessee designer, and he showed me his calendar.