Sometimes, certain masterpieces touch us in such a way that they unconsciously continue to inspire us. We bring you today a post a bit different from our Art + Fashion series: this time we'll show you designs by certain creators that, without planning it as final aim, seem to have included artworks in their creations. See for yourself and take your own conclusions.... 

1. Donna Karan - Spring-Summer 2015 Collection

2. Five Fish Species, by Jean-Michel Basquiat. Technique: acrylic on canvas on wood / Measures: 166 cm x 356 cm - Private Collection.

3. ADEAM - Spring-Summer 2015 Collection

4. FC 1 (Light Color 1), by Yves Klein (1962). Technique: water, spray and two models covered in blue paint. Private Collection.

5. Michael Kors - Spring-Summer 2015 Collection

6. Daffodils and Celery, by Lucian Freud (1948). Technique: oil on canvas

And finally, art and fashion in the same work: a photo by Henri Cartier Bresson (France, 1908–2004) from MNBA's collection which portrays the woman that changed fashion for ever...

Coco Chanel, by Henri Cartier Bresson (1961)

Technique: B&W photography on paper / Measures: 27.8 x 18.5 cm.

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