By definition a metal is a chemical element that is a good conductor of electricity and heat. Precious metals other than being rare metallic chemical elements of high economic value, have high luster and even higher electrical conductivity. Erros' preternatural yet refreshing preference for this ubiquitous element in a marked degree is superlatively striking in most if not all of his collections. Notably conspicuous, his use of metallic silver rings and clasps to complement a mellifluous silky evening gown and his inventive yet intricate construction of an honest to goodness full-length metal jacket, or yet a futuristic twist of a tailor-made, conformable body hugging medieval armor cum undergarment is a compelling testimonial of this design master's unmistakable fondness for this tough and unyielding material. “ I loved the fashion and architecture of the 1930s. The silvery flowing sequin dresses at that time create a definitive light flow that defines an extremely beautiful man or a woman's body. By conforming sterling materials into an accoutrement,” Erros quipped, “ I am directing a flow of light to draw attention and accentuate a gorgeous human anatomy”. Without a shred of doubt, with such a discernible connubial attachment between a passionate design artist and this lustrous malleable element, we could zestfully expect nothing less than bounteous high luster creations positively conducting frenzy heat and electricity to an expectant local fashion enterprise.
