Boavista FC - 1995/96 home kit - Nuno Gomes

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Boavista FC - 1995/96 home kit - Nuno Gomes

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"Prima che 'era' era era, 'era' era è".
Tecnicamente si tratta di una diafora (altrimenti detta antanaclasi), ovvero la ripetizione dello stesso termine a breve distanza con un significato diverso o una diversa funzione.
Fa il paio con
I think that that 'that' that that man used is wrong.
"Penso che quel 'that' che quell'uomo ha usato sia sbagliato."
O con la più funambolica
Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.
"I bisonti di Buffalo che [altri] bisonti di Buffalo intimidiscono, intimidiscono [a loro volta] bisonti di Buffalo."
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Trying to look at the trainers, honestly
This JW Anderson x Diadora campaign image is technically about the reimagined Equipe trainer, but the styling makes it very hard to focus only on the shoes. Shot by Sammy Khoury, the image turns a heritage sportswear collaboration into something more physical and fashion-charged: green shorts, a grey tank, a low pose and a kind of casual confidence that shifts athletic imagery into a softer, more sensual register. It is not explicitly LGBTQI+ themed, but it fits easily within a queer fashion mood where sportswear, body language and gender-fluid styling do most of the talking.
JW Anderson x Diadora campaign, photographed by Sammy Khoury