We undress men and women, we don't dress them any more.

We undress men and women, we don't dress them any more.

📖 Pierre Cardin

🌍 French | 👨‍💼 Designer

🎂 July 2, 1922

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This quote suggests a shift in societal or cultural norms where the emphasis has moved from external appearances to a more superficial or revealing form of self-expression. It hints at a paradox where revealing oneself publicly becomes a form of 'undressing' or exposing personal identity, perhaps less about clothing and more about authenticity or vulnerability in modern times. The statement invites reflection on how societal standards of modesty and presentation evolve, leading to a landscape where inner truths or openness may be more apparent yet simultaneously more exposed than ever before.

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