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The third skin is called home: my thesis at the InsideOut panel
At the ‘New generations of values’ panel during Milan Design Week 2026, organised by C.L.A.S.S. Eco Hub at Palazzo Lombardia, I presented a thesis I have carried with me for years: the body, the garment, and the home are three overlapping skins. Sustainable together, or not sustainable at all.
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