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La Vita Valentino.(International Edition; FAST CHAT)(interview with Valentino )(Interview)(Brief article)
Byline: Nicki Gostin
Legendary designer Valentino is the subject of a new documentary, "Valentino: The Last Emperor." He spoke with Nicki Gostin about the fashionable life. Excerpts:
Do you still design clothes?
Not "fashion" fashion. I'm preparing the opening of the opera "La Traviata" at the Bolshoi in Moscow, and it's a new project that I love.
Do you miss designing at all?
No -- today, fashion is much more the brand product and precise borders. You cannot do this and you cannot do that.
Are there any young designers whom you like?
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