Showing posts with label Haute Couture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Haute Couture. Show all posts
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Met Gala 2013
"I respect a lot of the beauty and intelligence of Rooney. I deliver something that belongs to her skin."
- Riccardo Tisci
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My excitement over the Met Gala doubled when I saw Florence Welch and Rooney Mara. I have a very particular admiration towards their work and their presence. I think the outfits worn by these two muses fit them perfectly, no wonder we see them wearing Givenchy Haute Couture every now an then on the red carpet. Bravo Tisci!
Mar 22, 2013
Cover Me : Maison Martin Margiela
Cover Me : Maison Martin Margiela Fall 2012 Couture
- The new set of illustrations is called 'Cover Me', alluding these particular accessories and the outfits belonging to the same collection. -
There's something about masks in fashion collections that excites me greatly. The contrast between anonymity and personality. I've always wondered how it is to wear some of the creations that have come out in the past few seasons (and as a particularity, I feel curious about the range of vision that the models get when wearing them). A few months ago I illustrated pieces featuring Walter van Bierendonck and Katie Eary, so to continue with my masks in fashion appreciation, I leave you with the first piece of this series.
The couture masks of Maison Martin Margiela left me astonished. I was amazed by the aesthetic of the collection; I loved the way the simplicity of some of the garments was balanced with the somehow baroque masks. The alternative colors used on the some of the other masks gave the outfits even more contrast. You can watch the eerie, yet beautiful collection here.
Feb 27, 2013
Iris Van Herpen - Voltage - Haute Couture
Iris van Herpen's collection was literary 'electric'. The presentation was kind of surreal in a way, everything, from the pitch-dark room and the golden figure expelling purple thunderbolts, was incredible. I can't help thinking about Tesla's experiments with these creations, they're both thrilling to watch, but almost inexplicable to the eye. You can watch the whole collection here.
We've seen Björk wearing van Herpen's creations several times, and this song in particular adds some energy to the visuals. Enjoy!
Jan 7, 2013
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