by Margarita Rivière · Editorial Anagrama · tapa dura · ISBN 9788433905604
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Crónicas virtuales: La muerte de la moda en la era de los mutantes is an essay by Margarita Rivière that explores the relationship between fashion, culture, and society in the digital age. Rivière analyzes how fashion has become a communication system that defines our era, and how virtual reality has transformed our perception of fashion and ourselves. The book examines the influence of the media, advertising, and consumerism in the creation of a culture of image and simulation, where appearance and virtuality often outweigh reality.
Margarita Rivière Martí was a Spanish journalist and writer, the author of thousands of newspaper articles and interviews and 30 books. She was noted for her progressive and feminist spirit in the years of the Transition. She was one of the first women to practice journalism in Spain, and she and Teresa Rubio were the first two female journalists for the Diario de Barcelona. In 1978 she was one of the founders of El Periódico de Catalunya.
