Danh ngôn của Giorgio Armani
I don't have a formula to pass on. I always did it my own way. Even today, I hold my independence close. It's what's most precious to me. Passion. Risk. Tenacity. Consistency. This is my professional history.
I don't have a formula to pass on. I always did it my own way. Even today, I hold my independence close. It's what's most precious to me. Passion. Risk. Tenacity. Consistency. This is my professional history.
Tôi không có công thức để truyền lại. Tôi luôn làm theo cách riêng của mình. Ngay cả ngày hôm nay, tôi vẫn giữ vững sự độc lập của mình. Đó là điều quý giá nhất đối với tôi. Niềm đam mê. Rủi ro. Sự bền bỉ. Tính nhất quán. Đây là lịch sử nghề nghiệp của tôi.
Tác giả: Giorgio Armani | Chuyên mục: Independence | Sứ mệnh: [1]
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