The lockdown is over, but the boys are still imprisoned in their rooms and in their cell phones, which have become almost an extension of their bodies, essential means for interacting with the world: this is what the video tells, in a minute and a half, with where Angelo Cruciani presents his Yezael collection for next winter at Milano Moda Donna.
In the video you can see guys talking, laughing, arguing, dancing, looking at themselves in their cell phones, entering their pants, under their clothes.
"It's a kind of Trainspotting - Cruciani tells ANSA - in which the cell phone is a drug, the video is very exasperated, there is also a 'dried up' girl, not anorexic, but reduced to the bone because these young people they are consuming, they are inventing a virtual world because the real one is unsustainable.
On the all black, flashes of light given by jewel-applications that on the one hand remind that "being young is precious, they face the richness of time and possibilities" and on the other, in the form of sparkling balaclavas, "denounce that today the truth is covered by filters like those of Instagram, you can invent faces and identities, to be who you are not, consumed by the need for consumerism and wealth ".
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