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have loads of clothes, shoes and accessories, your walk in closet, and extra cabinet
are already full and no place for more ? Well this is what Vogue Japan and Fashion Guru Anna Dello Russo had as an issue, but there is always
a solution. The outstanding fashionista got an apartment in Milan especially for
her cloths; it’s more like a luxurious museum filled with the best designs.
Dello Russo collects fashion like other people collects
arts. As every outfit is forbidden to be worn twice the garments gets on the
rack beside its Dolce & Gabban,
Louis Vuttion, and Alexander McQueen friends. Her library is stacked
with shoes not books organized from Louboutins, to Guccis and the list goes on. Vintage
is not her thing "I
hate vintage clothes," she told W, referring to last year's Prada. "I
love the smell of a new store, not an old dress."
But
if you’re considering starting this hobby of fashion collecting you have to
follow the rules “Collecting
clothes is complicated because the clothes need a space and the right
temperature. You really destroy clothes if you leave it there, no? It's dusty; its
hot-it ruins the clothes. It's so freezing in my house! The clothes need to be
cold," she told New York magazine
in February.
She is well organized, Clothing that is
top-drawer - meaning the chicest and most modern - lives in apartment one,
which is decorated in floor to ceiling leopard. Anything that is less than
of-the-moment is relegated to apartment number two, next door. Or worse, the basement,
it’s simple as that!!
images and info sourced from : W magazine / NY Daily News
