What women want
"...Of course I know what women want, they want to be beautiful!"
- Valentino Garavani Italian fashion designer
The age old question: What do women want? This perplexing and highly complex puzzle has baffled humanity for centuries. Wars have been waged, Mass amounts of wealth has been spent, Mountains have been moved; all in hopes of unlocking the happiness that dwells inside the Queen. The hopeless bf/husband -- lays up at night praying to the sky, "What does my lover want???" He is completely clueless. He splurges on her more diamonds and more pearls but to no avail she still isn't completely satisfied with his efforts. But why? Is she a hopeless depressive or just purely ungrateful. The answer is neither. The key lies within, within her inner sanctum. The problem is no one is listening.
Fashion designer Valentino was asked in an interview if he knew what women wanted. He steadied his head in disbelief at the question and answered sternly, "Of course I know what women want, they want to be beautiful!" Giovanni has an understanding that has been shaped over nearly six decades of working with women all over the world.
We provide the answer but Our proclamation goes largely unheard. To be recognized as beautiful is what we want. With beauty being more than a just physical thing; as women we desire to be respected and appreciated as leaders, creative, and intelligent.
The cliche is that women are difficult and don't know what they want. This isn't true..We've known from the beginning of history what we want.
Instead of the universal question being, "What do women want?" -- It should be from a woman's perspective, "ARE YOU LISTENING?"
We provide the answer but Our proclamation goes largely unheard. To be recognized as beautiful is what we want. With beauty being more than a just physical thing; as women we desire to be respected and appreciated as leaders, creative, and intelligent.
The cliche is that women are difficult and don't know what they want. This isn't true..We've known from the beginning of history what we want.
Instead of the universal question being, "What do women want?" -- It should be from a woman's perspective, "ARE YOU LISTENING?"
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