The work of certain expert stylists sets simplicity and practicality aside and favours theatrical expression, so that the garmet is almost a costume, evoking a range of emotions from sacred to profane. Vahan Khachatryan, a young fashion designer who debuted during autumn edition of Super, a fair dedicated to women’s clothing, accessories, and knitwear, organized in Milan by Pitti, creates for a woman who is either a saint or a courtesan. Born and raised in Yerevan, Armenia, he was inspired by his artistic family even in his early years (his grandfather was a painter). In adolescence, inspired by fashion, Vahan began to design clothing for his girl friends. Thanks to his original, elaborate design, which is filled with echoes from his homeland, he has become well-known in Armenia and soon hopes to conquer our shop windows with his exacerbated romanticism.