Make Dreams Reality.

[an excerpt from her interview with NYmag's Cut Blog]

'I

 was a kid 

with

 dreams 

and

 now 

I’m a 

professional. 

That’s at least 15 years 

working really,

 really hard.' 

Japanese Vogue editor

 Anna Dello Russo

*

Everyone

can 

dream big

but 

not everyone's 

dream

comes true.

Every dream

has a 

price

and

not everyone

is willing to 

pay 

for it.

For those who do,

not all 

are faithful to 

pay the 

full price.

*

What made you want to go to Milan

 to pursue a graduate degree in fashion?

'Because 

it’s not 

just about 

dreaming 

or 

making a choice

 between a pair of shoes 

— 

it’s more complex. 

It’s really

 a professional job. 

That’s what I started

 studying

 really seriously.

 After that I started my

 really long, long training

in 

Condé Nast with Franca Sozzani —

 to become a good professional journalist. 

If you have 

passion 

for something

 that you’re doing is

 one thing, 

but to 

make it your 

career

 is a 

completely 

different thing.


So many successful blogs are built around people who mainly just post pictures of themselves in their clothes. 

Sometimes I get surprised by the young people, 
want to have the result sooner


 and 
they’re thinking now everything changed, 
you can
 be noticed, 
you can 
be someone
 immediately 
because 
you have
 great style.


 Great style, okay, is something, 
but it’s not enough 
to be 
really a good worker.


 Your style 
is part of your
 imagination, 


but beyond your style has to
 be a deep experience 
also,
 a deep knowledge 
about fashion...'


Same goes
for 
 anything 
we
dream
 about
or
have
 passion
for.
.