“Elegance is an innate art. It's the balance between bearing, security and kindness, a natural way to relate to the world.”

— Prevale

Original: L'eleganza è un'arte innata. È l'equilibrio tra portamento, sicurezza e gentilezza, un modo naturale di relazionarsi con il mondo.

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