Post by Admin on Nov 30, 2021 13:52:49 GMT -4
Kim Kardashian Remembers Virgil Abloh: ‘You Always Gave So Much
via Complex:
The businesswoman and friend of the fashion mastermind/longtime Kanye West collaborator took to Instagram to share a thoughtful post about Abloh, who died over the weekend at age 41 after a two-year cancer battle. Her caption began with the statement that “God doesn’t make mistakes,” as she added that she “can’t help but ask why.”
“Why Virgil?! Why him so soon,” Kim wrote. “It’s simply hard to understand why. I have a hard time understanding why so many pure souls were taken away so early. Virgil—you were always so gentle, kind and calm. You somehow made time for everyone. We also talked about your superpower of calmness often. You always gave so much of yourself to the world because you wanted it to be doper.”
Kardashian continued, offering love to Virgil’s widow Shannon. “Because you loved and supported Virgil the way that you did, he was able to give so much of himself everyone else. So thank you truly for sharing him with us the way that you did. Virgil’s legacy will live on forever through Shannon, Lowe and Grey. ?”
The designer died of cancer at only 41 years old.
via Complex:
The businesswoman and friend of the fashion mastermind/longtime Kanye West collaborator took to Instagram to share a thoughtful post about Abloh, who died over the weekend at age 41 after a two-year cancer battle. Her caption began with the statement that “God doesn’t make mistakes,” as she added that she “can’t help but ask why.”
“Why Virgil?! Why him so soon,” Kim wrote. “It’s simply hard to understand why. I have a hard time understanding why so many pure souls were taken away so early. Virgil—you were always so gentle, kind and calm. You somehow made time for everyone. We also talked about your superpower of calmness often. You always gave so much of yourself to the world because you wanted it to be doper.”
Kardashian continued, offering love to Virgil’s widow Shannon. “Because you loved and supported Virgil the way that you did, he was able to give so much of himself everyone else. So thank you truly for sharing him with us the way that you did. Virgil’s legacy will live on forever through Shannon, Lowe and Grey. ?”
The designer died of cancer at only 41 years old.
