Art & Fashion...
1:13 p.m.
As we await the arrival of Fall, a bit of Art & Fashion...
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1. Vega-Ball, by Victor Vasarely (1979)
Technique: acrylic on canvas
2. Jonathan Saunders - 2015 Fall/Winter Collection
Saunders went back to his origins as print designer and paid tribute to such artists as Allen Jones, Bridget Riley and Victor Vasarely.
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3. Untitled, by Louise Bourgeois (2002)
Materials: tapestry and aluminium / Measures: 43.2 x 30.5 x 30.5 cm
4. Simone Rocha - 2015 Fall/Winter Collection.
Rocha, who wrote her college thesis on Louise Bourgeois, as inspired by the artist to design a line with many tapestry details and cultural ruffles, specially seen in pencil skirts.
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5. Ruehende Schiffe, by Paul Klee
Technique: Tempera / Measures: 47.5 x 64.5 cm - MNBA
6. Laurencio Adot - 2015 Fall/Winter Collection.
Adot confessed that art is a way of dreaming, of escaping the monotonous and reaching out to the nature of things... For his latest collection, he turned to Paul Klee.
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7. Curvature Romance, by John Chamberlain (2009)
Technique: painted and chromed steel / Measures: 172.1 x 134 x 98.43 cm
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Odile Benjamin, creative director of the label, explained that they took Chamberlain's sculptures and metallic elements to design their line of jewels and accessories.
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10. Kenzo - 2015 Fall/Winter Collection
Geometric abstraction is always a must in prints.
Geometric abstraction is always a must in prints.
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11. The Allegory of Spring, by Sandro Botticelli (c. 1481-1482)
12. Valentino - 2015 Fall/Winter Collection
Turning to the great masters of Renaissance never fails... As proof, Valentino's latest F/W collection.
Turning to the great masters of Renaissance never fails... As proof, Valentino's latest F/W collection.
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