Astisendo Grupo Editorial Amo Los Uniformes Spanish Book

Astisendo Grupo Editorial Amo Los Uniformes Spanish Book Multicolor . A Declaration of Love for the Work UniformBlanca Lacasa and Cristóbal Fortúnez advocate for uniforming every living employee and for each profession to have its own textile kit. Not a single worker without a uniform!With this motto, Blanca Lacasa and Cristóbal Fortúnez call for a textile labor revolution where the uniform ceases to be old-fashioned and acquires the most diverse virtues: the privileges of firefighters, street sweepers, and nurses are over.All professions should have the right to wear a specific and exclusive attire: let the dressing gown for film critics, the flip-flops for opponents, the mystical tunic for tele-psychics, and the bathrobe for porn actors come into force immediately! Blanca Lacasa, journalist, singer, and writer, and Cristóbal Fortúnez, one of the most striking illustrators on the national scene, reflect on the advantages of uniforms and the injustice of certain groups enjoying them while others do not.Therefore, they advocate for uniforming every living employee, for each profession to have its own textile kit for the job, and propose a collection of uniforms that will make the life of any worker easier and more stylish.In the words of Lacasa: Uniforms are often assimilated to totalitarianisms, to impositions, to the desire - as the name suggests - to standardize and equalize through obligation and with an aesthetic and formal criterion decided by someone or a higher order.And they are usually associated with repressive, controlling, or restrictive agents (forgetting that some jobs as endearing and friendly as fishmongers, cinema ushers, or supermarket cashiers wear them).This is one view of the uniform.Another, more benevolent, and even beneficial, is presented here.An ode to the uniform, a declaration of love for the habit, a vindication of the uniform. tradeinn Techinn