Daisy Salmon, 90, said, “I am tremendously inspired to live this in my age. I’m glad to be here and talk to the young lads.” “This is a long-term memory for me.
“The Charitable Society of Lee Betty Deer Bouv (the young brothers of the poor) organised a multi-generational fashion show in collaboration with the Higher Institute of Applied Arts in Paris, which designed its fashion students or guided next to Salmon and two other exhibitors, in an effort to challenge beliefs that involve age discrimination.
Christian Gonzalez, 21, asked, “Why don’t the elderly participate? We frequently forget them in our society.” “Why don’t the elderly participate? We frequently forget them in our culture,” remarked Christian Gonzalez, 21.
The humanitarian organisation wants to draw attention to the need for more age diversity in the fashion industry as part of a larger effort to spread awareness of the disconnect between the realities of the elderly and the old social norms that can result in their isolation.
Pictures of strange Parisian fashion displays that are “old”
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