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On Harnessing Style: A Conversation with Damiano
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The conversation naturally flowed to the topic of fashion. When questioned about his level of interest, Damiano described fashion as a “tool.” He elaborated, “I care as I care about how I present myself to people, but I wouldn’t call myself a big fashion enthusiast in the sense that I do not have a culture and knowledge comparable to those of other people. Rather, it’s something I enjoy experimenting with, playing with. in general, I love clothing, I like the fact that different clothes can give different feelings. So, yes, I would say fashion is one effective instrument, an excellent way to communicate.and I like to communicate.”
## On Harnessing Style: A Conversation with Damiano
**Archyde Editor:**
Working with renowned photographer Steven Klein on a recent project sounds like quite an experiance. Can you tell us a bit about what made it unique and enjoyable?
**Damiano:**
Steven was a lot of fun.Usually, I don’t like doing photo shoots because they’re extremely demanding, both physically and psychologically. Ther’s a lot of pressure to get the look just right. This time, though, it was a lot of fun. I’m really satisfied with what we did.
**Archyde Editor:**
The shoot included a harness, which frequently enough has associations with the gay leather scene. Can you speak to the choice behind incorporating that element?
**Damiano:**
(Laughs) The harness, yes. It was there, and we wanted to try it. When we saw it, we thought, “Okay, this could work.”
**Archyde Editor:**
Let’s talk fashion. How significant is it to you,and how would you describe your relationship with it?
**Damiano:**
Fashion is a tool for me.I care about how I present myself, but I wouldn’t call myself a huge fashion enthusiast. I don’t have the same knowledge and culture as some people. Rather, it’s something I enjoy experimenting with, playing with. I love clothing and how different pieces can convey different feelings.It’s a good way to communicate, and I like to communicate.
**Archyde Editor:**
Given your perspective on fashion as a tool for expression,do you think it carries a obligation to be mindful of the messages it sends,or should it be purely about individual exploration and self-expression?
Recently, fashion icon Damiano had the chance to collaborate with renowned photographer Steven Klein on a captivating photoshoot. When asked about the experience, Damiano revealed, “Steven was a lot of fun. Usually, I don’t like doing photoshoots because they’re extremely demanding, both physically and psychologically. There’s a lot of pressure to get the look just right. This time, though, it was a lot of fun. I’m really satisfied with what we did.”
The shoot included a harness—an item often associated with the gay leather scene. When questioned about this creative choice,Damiano simply laughed and said,”(Laughs) The harness,yes. It was there, and we wanted to try it. When we saw it, we thought, “Okay, this could work.”
Fashion as a Language
The conversation naturally flowed to the topic of fashion. When asked about his level of interest, Damiano described fashion as a “tool.” He elaborated,“I care because I care about how I present myself to people,but I wouldn’t call myself a big fashion enthusiast in the sense that I do not have a culture and knowledge comparable to those of other people. Rather, it’s something I enjoy experimenting with, playing with. In general, I love clothing, I like the fact that different clothes can give different feelings. So, yes, I would say fashion is one effective instrument, an excellent way to communicate. And I like to communicate.”
“Fashion is a tool for me.”
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The shoot included a harness, often associated with the gay leather scene. When asked about the choice, Damiano laughed, saying, “The harness, yes. It was there, and we wanted to try it.When we saw it, we thought, ‘Okay, this could work.'”
Harnessing Style: A Conversation with Damiano
Working with renowned photographer Steven Klein was a unique experience for damiano. “Steven was a lot of fun,” he shared. “Usually, I don’t enjoy photo shoots because they’re very demanding, both physically and mentally. There’s a lot of pressure to get the look just right. This time, though, it was a lot of fun. I’m really satisfied with what we did.”
The shoot included a harness, an element often associated with the gay leather scene. When asked about the choice to incorporate it, Damiano laughed and simply said, “The harness, yes. It was there, and we wanted to try it. When we saw it, we thought, ‘Okay, this could work.'”
Fashion as a Tool
When the conversation turned to fashion, Damiano described it as a “tool.” He explained, “I care because I care about how I present myself to people, but I wouldn’t call myself a big fashion enthusiast in the sense that I don’t have a culture and knowledge comparable to those of other people. Rather,it’s something I enjoy experimenting with,playing with. In general, I love clothing, I like the fact that different clothes can give different feelings. So, yes, I would say fashion is one effective instrument, an excellent way to communicate. And I like to communicate.”
“Given your perspective on fashion as a tool for expression, do you think it carries an obligation to be mindful of the messages it sends, or should it be purely about individual exploration and self-expression?”
Collaborating with renowned photographer Steven Klein on a recent project brought about a unique and enjoyable experience. When asked about working with klein, known for his distinctive style that has shaped the image of publications like L’Uomo Vogue, Damiano shared, “Steven was a lot of fun. Usually, I don’t like doing photo shoots because it’s extremely demanding, physically and psychologically. You are under enormous pressure to have the right look, take the right photo… In this case, though, it was a lot of fun. I’m satisfied with what we did.”
The shoot included a harness,often associated with the gay leather scene. When asked about the choice, damiano laughed, saying, “The harness, yes.It was there, and we wanted to try it. When we saw it, we thought, ‘Okay, this could work.'”
VALENTINO total look, CARTIER watch, OSCAR’S DESIGN JEWELRY bracelets The conversation naturally flowed to the topic of fashion. When questioned about his level of interest, Damiano described fashion as a “tool.” He elaborated, “I care because I care about how I present myself to people, but I wouldn’t call myself a big fashion enthusiast in the sense that I do not have a culture and knowledge comparable to those of other people. Rather,it’s something I enjoy experimenting with,playing with. In general, I love clothing, I like the fact that different clothes can give different feelings. So, yes, I would say fashion is one effective instrument, an excellent way to communicate. And I like to communicate.” The shoot included a harness, often associated with the gay leather scene.When asked about the choice, Damiano laughed, saying, “The harness, yes. It was there, and we wanted to try it. When we saw it, we thought, ‘Okay, this could work.'”
VALENTINO total look,CARTIER watch,OSCAR’S DESIGN JEWELRY bracelets the conversation naturally flowed to the topic of fashion. When questioned about his level of interest, Damiano described fashion as a “tool.” He elaborated, “I care because I care about how I present myself to people, but I wouldn’t call myself a big fashion enthusiast in the sense that I do not have a culture and knowledge comparable to those of other people.Rather, it’s something I enjoy experimenting with, playing with. In general, I love clothing, I like the fact that different clothes can give different feelings. So, yes, I would say fashion is one effective instrument, an excellent way to communicate. And I like to communicate.”
## On Harnessing Style: A Conversation with Damiano
**Archyde Editor:**
Working with renowned photographer steven Klein on a recent project sounds like quite an experiance. Can you tell us a bit about what made it unique and enjoyable?
**Damiano:**
Steven was a lot of fun.Usually, I don’t like doing photo shoots because they’re extremely demanding, both physically and psychologically. Ther’s a lot of pressure to get the look just right. This time, though, it was a lot of fun. I’m really satisfied with what we did.
**Archyde Editor:**
The shoot included a harness, which often has associations with the gay leather scene. can you speak to the choice behind incorporating that element?
**Damiano:**
(Laughs) The harness, yes.It was there, and we wanted to try it. When we saw it, we thought, “okay, this could work.”
**Archyde Editor:**
Let’s talk fashion. How significant is it to you,and how would you describe your relationship with it?
**Damiano:**
Fashion is a tool for me.I care about how I present myself, but I wouldn’t call myself a huge fashion enthusiast. I don’t have the same knowledge and culture as some people. Rather, it’s something I enjoy experimenting with, playing with. I love clothing and how different pieces can convey different feelings.It’s a good way to communicate, and I like to communicate.
**Archyde Editor:**
Given your perspective on fashion as a tool for expression, do you think it carries a obligation to be mindful of the messages it sends, or should it be purely about individual exploration and self-expression?
## On Harnessing Style: A Conversation with Damiano
**Archyde Editor:**
Working with renowned photographer steven Klein on a recent project sounds like quite an experiance. Can you tell us a bit about what made it unique and enjoyable?
**Damiano:**
Steven was a lot of fun.Usually, I don’t like doing photo shoots as they’re extremely demanding, both physically and psychologically. Ther’s a lot of pressure to get the look just right. This time, though, it was a lot of fun. I’m really satisfied with what we did.
**Archyde Editor:**
The shoot included a harness, which often has associations with the gay leather scene. Can you speak to the choice behind incorporating that element?
**Damiano:**
(Laughs) The harness, yes. It was there, and we wanted to try it. When we saw it, we thought, “Okay, this could work.”
**Archyde Editor:**
Let’s talk fashion. How significant is it to you,and how would you describe your relationship with it?
**Damiano:**
Fashion is a tool for me.I care about how I present myself, but I wouldn’t call myself a huge fashion enthusiast. I don’t have the same knowledge and culture as some people. Rather, it’s something I enjoy experimenting with, playing with. I love clothing and how different pieces can convey different feelings.It’s a good way to communicate, and I like to communicate.
**Archyde editor:**
Given your perspective on fashion as a tool for expression, do you think it carries a obligation to be mindful of the messages it sends, or should it be purely about individual exploration and self-expression?
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## Harnessing Style: A Conversation with Damiano
**Archyde Editor:**
Working with renowned photographer Steven Klein on a recent project sounds like an experience! Can you tell us a bit about what made it unique and enjoyable?
**Damiano:**
Steven was a lot of fun. Usually, I don’t enjoy photo shoots because they’re extremely demanding, both physically and psychologically. There’s a lot of pressure to get the look just right. This time, though, it was a lot of fun. I’m really satisfied with what we did.
**Archyde Editor:**
The shoot included a harness, wich ofen has associations with the gay leather scene. Can you speak to the choice behind incorporating that element?
**Damiano:** (Laughs)
The harness, yes.It was there, and we wanted to try it. When we saw it, we thought, “Okay, this could work.”
**Archyde Editor:**
Let’s talk fashion. How meaningful is it to you, and how would you describe your relationship with it?
**Damiano:**
Fashion is a tool for me. I care about how I present myself, but I wouldn’t call myself a huge fashion enthusiast. I don’t have the same knowledge and culture as some people. Rather, it’s something I enjoy experimenting with, playing with. I love clothing and how different pieces can convey different feelings. It’s a good way to communicate, and I like to communicate.
**Archyde Editor:**
Given your perspective on fashion as a tool for expression, do you think it carries an obligation to be mindful of the messages it sends, or should it be purely about individual exploration and self-expression?
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