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  At the beginning of the 1900s this tendency found a home with the artistic avant-garde (in Italy, Futurism), and between the two world wars it was incarnated specifically in Bauhaus, the school of applied arts directed by Walter Gropius first in Weimar and then in Dessau. The first workshop …

Written by Volt (Vincenzo Fani) in 1920 The women fashion has always been more or less futurist. Fashion, women’s equivalent of futurism. Speed, novelty, courage of creation. Yellow-greenish rage of those professors against the futurism, of those churchy women against fashion. The latter can today cheer them up! Fashion is …