Roberto Capucci è considerato e riconosciuto a livello internazionale come uno dei più grandi designer del XX secolo - cctm moda
Più che d'abiti da sposa la collezione di Rami Kadi sembra rubata alla Notte degli Oscar! Abiti maestosi dalle linee importanti, sicuramente di forte impatto. Il bianco non è certo il colore dominante di questa collezione spregiudicata ed affascinante, ma se state cercando qualcosa di decisamente originale non resterete deluse. Ricordate sempre che l'abito deve piacere principalmente a voi, quindi se questo è il vostro stile non lasciatevi deviare! Avete paura dei commenti? Bene o male purchè se ne parli! Diceva Wilde...che di stile certo se ne intendeva!
"El Festival de Mérida te pide volumen y un cierto exceso; si no, el monumento te devora", advierte Rafael Garrigós, diseñador del vestuario de 'Hipatia de Alejandría', una de las obras que se representará este verano en el Teatro Romano de Mérida, ese escenario fascinante y sobrecogedor que concentra las funciones cumbre de la programación 2021 del festival. Y que lo absorbe todo, pero también "lo potencia", añade el creativo, que considera que el hacerse cargo este año de un trabajo de corte clásico, como es el de 'Hipatia', "da margen para hacer una propuesta con un estilo visual más potente y rico".
Domenico Dolce, visibilmente commosso, e Stefano Gabbana sul palco della Scala al termine della sfilata di Alta Moda con gli abiti ispirati alle eroine di Puccini. Il pubblico è tutto in piedi ad applaudirli: cinque minuti di ovazioni
I want to thank Ingrid of Fashion is My Muse for blogging about the fantastic Surreal exhibit at the Art Gallery of Ontario. We spent a delightful afternoon yesterday in Toronto at the AGO taking in the fabulous examples of art, fashion, furnishings, jewelry and accessories that had all been part of the surrealistic movement. I want to go back and see more. My head was swimming with all the fabulous exhibits, however I know I missed things. So many artists were represented, as well as fashion designers. My absolute favorite is Elsa Schiaparelli and I could have studied her gowns for hours. Silk chiffon "torn" dress - collaboration with Dali Skeleton dress, another collaboration with Dali Long Black coat with 'vase' embroidery and applied roses on the back - collaboration with Jean Cocteau Pieced wool felt "harlequin" coat handsewn plaited gold braid coat and cape The above are just a few examples of Schiap's designs that are on exhibit. Another favorite of mine is Charles James, who had several gowns and this very 80s looking jacket: Not to be outdone in the fashion section, there was Dali's "Aphrodisiac" Jacket: There were costumes from the Ballet Russes.....a couple of them below: Along with some wonderful painted wardrobes and other pieces of furniture, there was this corset chair by Leonor Fini: There was so much to see in this exhibit alone, that we had very little time to see some of the other exhibits. The AGO is a huge place and well worth a whole day visit. Numerous paintings by masters, including some of the Pre-Raphelites, sculpture, some fascinating and quirky installations, just sooooo much......I'm definitely planning a trip back! I will end this with a picture of Dali's lobster phone....... Obviously, this exhibit has nothing to do with dolls, however art of any kind can be inspiring and feed the creative juices and yesterday definitely proved that!
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Roberto Capucci per Raina Kabaivanska Modena, collezione Kabaivanska Roberto Capucci per Katia Ricciarelli Verona, collezione Ricciarelli Gianni Versace Milano, Versace Spa Abito bianco e nero Gianni Versace Milano, Versace Spa Abito satin viola e verde Gianni Versace Milano, Versace Spa Abito Matrioska Gianni Versace Milano, Versace Spa Tutù con calzamaglia ''Il Teatro alla Moda'' Armani - Capucci - Coveri - Fendi - Ferretti - Gigli - Marras - Missoni - Ungaro - Valentino - Versace Palazzo Morando, Costume Moda Immagine - Via Sant'Andrea, 6 Milano 20 Giugno - 10 Luglio 2011
Theatre cape, ca 1920
-ITA- Il giorno di Carnevale è alle porte: meglio dunque iniziare a pensare a come vestirsi in caso di invito a una festa o di partecipazione a uno dei tanti eventi in piazza organizzati nelle varie città italiane, non necessariamente in maschera. I costumi più fashion di quest’anno prendono ispirazione dalle serie tv più amate, dai film dell'anno, ma anche da figure evergreen che attraggono da sempre, dai Pierrot ad Alice nel Paese delle Meraviglie. Insomma il Carnevale è un’occasione speciale in cui, almeno per un giorno, possiamo trasformarci nei personaggi che più amiamo, o anche semplicemente dare libero sfogo alla creatività ed indossare quegli abbinamento stravaganti che non avremmo il coraggio di mettere durante il resto dell’anno. Tra i tanti look tra cui scegliere ce ne sono di perfetti per tutti: dalle fashionistas che non mancano di lasciarsi travolgere dai look più edgy, agli amanti dei travestimenti più o meno tradizionali che non si lasceranno sfuggire l’occasione di fare un viaggio nel tempo o nella fantasia! -ENG- Carnevale day is coming: so better to start thinking how to dress for parties or for one of the many street events that will be hold in almost every Italian city, not necessarily in costume. The most fashion costumes this year are inspired by popular TV series, movies of the year, but also by those evergreen figures that have always fascinated people, from Pierrot to Alice in Wonderland. Carnevale is a special occasion in which, at least for one day, you can be the character you love most, or simply give free rein to creativity and wear those extravagant outfits that you would not have the bravery to put on in the rest of the year. Among so many looks to choose from, there are with no doubt the perfect one for everybody: for true fashionistas who cannot wait to be overwhelmed by the more edgy looks to the costume lovers, more or less traditional, who can not pass up the chance to do a journey through time or into some fantastic world!
I'm a great fan of the "Hercules Poirot" television mysteries based on Dame Agatha Christie's novels, and can rewatch episodes many times over for their wonderful styling of art deco furnishings (his office), houses (certain hotels and homes for the wealthy) and of course, costumes. Designers have picked up on the Deco look for 2012, in part, because of the Woody Allen comedy, "Midnight in Paris," and the homage to silent movies, "The Artist" coming to an Oscar ceremony near you soon. Here's how it looked on the catwalk, (above.) The Burda design in December's issue above captures certain elements in these dresses, e.g. the waist-less boyish silhouette, the pleated frill of the last dress, the geometric plastron effect of the second, the linear contrasts in all of them. What might you do with this design using Deco colorways and gleaming fabrics of silver, black, champagne and gold?
Theatre costume of crimson velvet and silver strip and thread embroidery worn in private court performances in Italy, ca. 1750
Even though we've already seen dresses lowered into the Dead Sea, these gowns surprised the wardrobe out of us. French creator Sylvie Facon sews dresses with such beautiful fabrics and attention to detail, they would steal any catwalk.
Scopri su Marte tutte le dritte e gli accorgimenti di come vestirsi eleganti per andare a teatro e essere sicuri di non sbagliare il look.
Scopri su Marte tutte le dritte e gli accorgimenti di come vestirsi eleganti per andare a teatro e essere sicuri di non sbagliare il look.
