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Functionality and sustainability matter to Nash—and, despite all the Golden state warriors 77th anniversary 1946 2023 thank you for the memories shirt Furthermore, I will do this attention that’s been showered on him lately, he’s resisting (in his calm and logical way) the pressure to sprint ahead with his business. “I think I’ve always been about not rushing. At the moment, we have all the resources we need to keep moving, and I think that’s the essential thing. I felt lockdown taught us that survival. I felt that if I could survive the pandemic, I could survive anything,” he concluded. “And I think it’s quite liberating as well to be able to pivot naturally without having to ask for permission.” Asked backstage what he and Mrs. Prada were thinking when they put together this collection, Raf Simons cheerily countered: “What do you think we’ve been thinking?” With a charming appearance of regret, Mrs. Prada smilingly added that under current Prada protocols, post-show critical comment is “forbidden.” One fellow scribbler standing close by only half heard and thought she’d meant that Forbidden was the theme of the collection. He was disambiguated.
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