05/13/16 - May is the month in which the most important auction houses in the world make their clients struggle for the Picassos and Monets. It's that time of the year in which the Impressionist and Modern Art catalogues inspire collectors around the planet and record sales are set.  But even if you don't have the U$S 66.3 millions made last year by Van Gogh's "L’Allés des Alyscamps", these events are incredible inspiring and not only to art connoisseurs. In fact, the editors of a renown fashion magazine placed their trained eyes on Sotheby's catalogue and found that many of the artworks on sale had similarities with what could be seen in the Fall collections. For example,  "Chanteuse", by Pablo Picasso (1901), became a vaporous pastel gown by Gucci.

"Chanteuse" by Pablo Picasso (1901) / Gucci - Fall 2016