Fashion

Fashion Inspired By Art

For Spring / Summer 2012, fashion takes a masterclass from the world of art.

The Spring / Summer 2012 collections were ablaze with artistic references. At Rodarte, Vincent Van Gogh’s ‘Sunflowers’ and ‘Starry Night’ were exquisitely printed onto 50’s inspired dresses, creating breathtakingly beautiful & quite simply stunning result.

Giles Deacon drew inspiration from Andy Warhol’s ‘Silver Clouds’. Raf Simons equally created an extraordinary fashion-art moment when he turned to Picasso ceramics for a modernist take on knitwear at Jil Sander.

Sculptors were also a great reference of inspiration. At Burberry, Christopher Bailey found inspiration in the work of sculptor Henry Moore. While Mary Katrantzou explored the work of John Chamberlain’s crushed-car sculptures. Aluminium cans substituted for car parts in her beautiful abstract creations. Minimalist sculptor, Richard Serra’s metal structures were the starting point for Nicole and Michael Colovos first runway collection for Helmut Lang.

Meanwhile, Dries Van Noten collaborated with photographer James Reeve, using imagery from his Lightscapes series.

I believe fashion is an art form – especially in the case of Haute Couture. Do you see Fashion as an art form all it’s own? I would love to hear your thoughts. xx

 

Photos from fashion.telegraph.co.uk

Fashion

Make An Entrance

This Christmas make an unbelievable entrance with structured architectural silhouettes that scream timeless, sophistication and unmistakable glamour.

Evoke a timeless bygone decadence this festive season with pieces that will never date; style that transcends time; and ethereal gowns so precious they belong atop a Christmas tree.

This editorial from the January edition of Elle US, transports model Suzie Bird into the effortless style of a 50’s belle. With heaven sent gowns and waisted suits by Fendi, Louis Vuitton, Dior and Sportsmax, amongst others; this editorial channels the likes of screen goddesses Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly. Bold eyeliner and classic accessories – opera gloves, statement jewels and hats – make for an enchantingly chic fashion moment.

 

Photos from fashiongonerogue.com

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