Quote by Karl Lagerfeld

I'm very down to Earth, I'm just not from this Earth.

I'm very down to Earth, I'm just not from this Earth.

Summary

This quote suggests that while the person acknowledges their grounded and practical nature, they also feel a sense of being different or alien to the world they live in. It implies that their perspectives, experiences, or values might not align with the norm or may set them apart from others. It could also hint at a feeling of not fully belonging or understanding the conventions and behaviors prevalent in their environment.

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By Karl Lagerfeld

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