Inspired by Zadin (final act)

I have kept you in suspense until now and I thank you for all the comments and messages of support. Words are poor to say how much it means to me.

If you are a loyal reader of this blog then you definitely know that one of my greatest desires is to become my own boss. I believe in my ability to manage a business and I have a weakness for fashion.

The instant I received the e-mail from Anamaria I felt it was the spark that lit the fire.
I dare to think that we are becoming closer friends every day and that is why we agreed to meet on August 15, in Paris. Anamaria currently lives in Germany and because, accidentally or not, our holidays overlap, we decided to meet face to face at that time. Until then, intense discussions take place between us, so that Ana's special talent for fashion design, combined with my project manager skills, are not wasted. The story would not be complete if I didn't say that there is a third girl in the picture, named Sorina, who helps with the technical part. She is the professional who gives us advise and implements everything that Ana and I dream about fashion.

Now it's time to ask you...

How many asymmetrical  dresses have you seen? Dozens? Definitely... it's a trend approached by many designers. But did they have a story?

Did you know that this dress was made...

for a woman who doesn't have a perfect figure?
for a woman who doesn't have perfectly flat abs?
for the woman wearing it to feel free?
for the woman wearing it to feel the coolness of the summer mornings?
for the woman wearing it to feel special?
for the woman wearing it to feel sexy?

In fact... this dress is not about me, nor about Ana, nor Sorina...
It's about US, women, and about how can we do something with our lives to improve it, to show that when there is passion, ambition, work and support, ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE.

 I'm looking forward for your feedback.

P.S. This was the final act of the first play, from now on we will write endlessly...