Costanza Pascolato and What Fashion Reveals About Who We Are | Joyce Pascowitch Interview
What does fashion reveal about who we are? How does the way we dress, behave, and move around the city reflect deeper cultural transformations? In this exclusive conversation, Joyce Pascowitch interviews Costanza Pascolato about elegance, behavior, and the changes in fashion over the last few decades.
Costanza revisits her journey from her first contacts with her family's textile industry, her experience at Editora Abril, and the moment when Brazilian fashion began to take shape in the 1970s. She recalls the emergence of a unique language in the country, the impact of the Rio de Janeiro lifestyle on the construction of a Brazilian aesthetic, and the constant learning process of observing people, gestures, and cities.
The conversation also touches on present-day transformations: the excess of references on social media, the relationship between appearance and identity, the differences between men and women in their way of dressing, and the behavior of new generations. Between personal memories and sharp reflections, Costanza talks about curiosity, freedom, and the importance of remaining interested in the world even after so many decades of experience.
A luminous conversation about fashion, culture, and behavior with one of the most influential voices in Brazilian elegance.
Costanza Pascolato is a fashion consultant, journalist, and author. She worked for decades at Editora Abril, helped to follow and document the emergence of contemporary Brazilian fashion, and became a reference in the country when it comes to style, behavior, and elegance.
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TECHNICAL SHEET:
Direction: Gerson Freitas (Jack)
Production: Lucas Buli
Cinematography: Marco Antonio D’Angelo
Art Direction: Gerson Freitas (Jack)
Editing and Motion: Caio Mariano
Graphic Art: Tereza Bettinardi
Soundtrack: Marco Antonio D’Angelo
A Duke Studio production
Costanza Pascolato and What Fashion Reveals About Who We Are | Joyce Pascowitch Interview
What does fashion reveal about who we are? How does the way we dress, behave, and move around the city reflect deeper cultural transformations? In this exclusive conversation, Joyce Pascowitch interviews Costanza Pascolato about elegance, behavior, and the changes in fashion over the last few decades.
Costanza revisits her journey from her first contacts with her family's textile industry, her experience at Editora Abril, and the moment when Brazilian fashion began to take shape in the 1970s. She recalls the emergence of a unique language in the country, the impact of the Rio de Janeiro lifestyle on the construction of a Brazilian aesthetic, and the constant learning process of observing people, gestures, and cities.
The conversation also touches on present-day transformations: the excess of references on social media, the relationship between appearance and identity, the differences between men and women in their way of dressing, and the behavior of new generations. Between personal memories and sharp reflections, Costanza talks about curiosity, freedom, and the importance of remaining interested in the world even after so many decades of experience.
A luminous conversation about fashion, culture, and behavior with one of the most influential voices in Brazilian elegance.
Costanza Pascolato is a fashion consultant, journalist, and author. She worked for decades at Editora Abril, helped to follow and document the emergence of contemporary Brazilian fashion, and became a reference in the country when it comes to style, behavior, and elegance.
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Subscribe to the Newsletter: https://caixapostal.kit.com/subscribe
📷 Instagram: @joycepascowitch
Contact: canaldajoycepascowitch@gmail.com
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TECHNICAL SHEET:
Direction: Gerson Freitas (Jack)
Production: Lucas Buli
Cinematography: Marco Antonio D’Angelo
Art Direction: Gerson Freitas (Jack)
Editing and Motion: Caio Mariano
Graphic Art: Tereza Bettinardi
Soundtrack: Marco Antonio D’Angelo
A Duke Studio production