Quote by Marquis De Vauvenargues

To possess taste, one must have some soul.

To possess taste, one must have some soul.

Summary

This quote suggests that having good taste, whether in matters of art, fashion, or other subjects, is dependent on having a deep sense of individuality and emotion. It implies that true taste is not simply about following trends or conforming to societal norms, but rather about expressing one's unique soul and personal preferences. In order to appreciate and discern what is aesthetically pleasing or valuable, one must tap into their inner self and cultivate their sensibility. Ultimately, this quote emphasizes that having taste goes beyond surface-level judgments and requires a connection to the essence of one's being.

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