曾经为Louis Vuitton、Hermes等品牌以及世界各地《Vogue》工作的著名摄影师Koto Bolofo,最近与美国品牌Anthropologie合作,带来一本极静谧的书《Dreams》——而这个关于“梦”的故事,要从六年前说起。有一天,Koto Bolofo在法国卢瓦河谷区发现一种传统亚麻布料,它挺括、简单,穿着人士包括医生、尼姑、贵族与农民。对于质地格外敏感的Koto立即被这种布料吸引,他用“a real sensation”来形容第一次触碰它时的感受。另外,在这布料背后所隐含着被遗忘的历史也使他深深着迷。Koto觉得,这些素净的布料也许曾被用作床单,躺在上面的人一定留下了很多很多的梦。他兴奋地一口气买了几百匹布料回去,找到自己家巷尾的一名裁缝一起来设计、制作衣服——他住的地方是远离尘嚣的法国乡间小镇,在二十年里不过只有五百位居民。他请模特穿上成衣,在森林,在麦田,在大自然的光与 Koto Bolofo, a former photographer who worked for Louis Vuitton, Hermes and other Vogue brands around the world, recently partnered with the American brand Anthropologie to bring a very quiet book, Dreams, The story, from talking about six years ago. One day, Koto Bolofo found a traditional linen cloth in the Loire Valley region of France, which is neat and simple, wearing people including doctors, nuns, aristocrats and peasants. Koto, which is particularly sensitive to the texture, was immediately attracted by this cloth, and he used “a real sensation” to describe the feeling of touching it for the first time. In addition, behind the fabric behind the forgotten history also makes him deeply fascinated. Koto feels that these plain fabrics may have been used as bed sheets, lying on top of many people must have left a lot of dreams. He excitedly bought hundreds of fabrics in one breath and went back to find a tailor in his hometown to design and make clothes - he lived in a French country town far away from the crowds, but for only twenty years Five hundred residents. He asked models to wear garments, in the forest, in the wheat fields, and in the light of nature