Everytime I put on my search engine "Fashion and architecture" I get flooded with images like this, where there's no doubt about the existence of a relationship between both of them, I can see that. But, that's not exactly what I'm looking for when I tip fashion and architecture. It's easy to find images about architecture through the point of view of fashion, with tons of intricate patterns inspired in buildings, façades and origami-shaped sleeves. But that's not what I'm exactly looking for. So, as I didn't find anything the reverse way (fashion seen through the point of view of architecture), today I wanted to share with you some musings, sketches and lucubrations I made about the topic while doing research through different sources. And that's where the concept promenade architecturale by architect Le Corbusier comes in.

"Architecture is experienced as one roams about in it and walks through it… So true is this that architectural works can be divided into dead and living ones depending on whether the law of ‘roaming through’ has not been observed or whether on the contrary it has been brilliantly obeyed." (Le Corbusier, 1942)