Sometimes, we need to stop temporarily to find our true direction. One day, Bois doré returned to Provence and took 

a walk in the mountains. He saw a group of tadpoles swimming in the sun. The tadpoles' body lines were soft and flowing. 

They existed in the water with a vague and elusive quality. They swam in the water, sometimes disappearing, sometimes appearing, 

just like an ambiguous love relationship, full of uncertainty and tension. It was like an implicit emotional exchange, wandering 

between light and shadow, hovering on the edge of the subconscious and the conscious. The tadpoles swam in the sun, they were 

active light luxury in the warm water, and this vibrant life movement symbolized endless enthusiasm. 

    Every time they swam, it was a warm embrace of life. 

Their existence made us feel a kind of explosive power of life, and this enthusiasm was unreserved, just like the unconcealed desire and passion in love. 

The tadpoles represent the initial outbreak of emotions. They have no complicated disguises, only simple, straightforward, and passionate pursuits. 

At that moment, he saw the miracle of life and nature. As he watched this scene, he suddenly realized that life and nature are so closely intertwined. 

He realized that light, temperature, time, these seemingly intangible things, can actually become inspiration for design. At that moment, 

he understood: every piece of clothing can be the change of light, the flow of temperature and the brilliance of the night sky. 

Fashion should also flow, change and be full of life like nature.