Christian Dior 
Giuseppe Zanotti
Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel 
Pierre Hardy
Nicolas Ghesquière for Balenciaga
Junko Shimada
Maison Martin Margiela
Are these shoes made for walking?
29 marzo 2009
Architectonical Shoes: Art and Fashion.
Miu Miu
22 marzo 2009
Seduction and Fashion.
Throughout history, men and women have utilized seductive clothing to enhance physical attractiveness, as well as to convey a sense of power and social status.
The Museum at FIT (New York) presents Seduction (on view through June 16, 2009), the first chronological exploration of the role of sexuality in fashion, and examines the complex relationship between seduction and clothing.
The exhibition includes a wide range of seductive fashion, from the subtlest flirtations of the Victorian era to nowadays:
1) a gown from circa 1785.
2) Robert Piguet and his sensuously viscose satin gown from 1937 represent the first half of the twentieth century.
3) The 1950s is represented by Cristobal Balenciaga and his cocktail dress from 1958.
4) Halston, who defines the glamorously sexy approach to fashion, represents the 1970s.
5) Designers such as Jean-Paul Gaultier and Vivienne Westwood took the concept of underwear-as-outerwear at the 1980s and 1990s.
6) Contemporary fashion: Olivier Theyskens for Rochas and his romantic style.
7) And finally, lingerie and shoes are featured from designers such as Agent Provocateur
and Manolo Blahnik.
11 marzo 2009
Scoop Canela: Sanna Annukka.
Sanna Annukka is half a Finnish and half an English illustrator and printmaker with a love for nature and folklore.
She has created a series of expressive designs full of meaning, because of her major influence is Finland’s national epic known as The Kalevala, a collection of folklore songs.
Her illustration style is unique and iconic, lovely patterns simplistic but impatient, full of great colours.
Sanna Annukka is the artist behind the artwork of the Keane album “Under The Iron Sea”.
And as well, she has collaborated with Marimekko Spring/Summer 2009 collection.
Take a look at her portfolio and web and at the super agency Big Active to see more of her work.
08 marzo 2009
Luxury and Fashion.
From April 11 to May 24, 2009 at the National Museum of Modern Art,Kyoto(MoMAK) we could see an exhibition which considers the relationship between luxury and fashion in different societies and eras, from the 17th century to the present, explores new directions for the future and reappraises the meaning of luxury through history.
This exhibition, that uses the concept of ´luxury´ as the most sensitive indicator of the values and social trends, is divided into four seasons:
Ostentation
Gold, silver, sumptuous and glamorous dresses; in one word, hundreds of hours of labor and handiwork.
Louis Vuitton, A/W 2004
André Courréges, A/W 1967
Charles Worth, 1900
Less is more
People avoid excessive glamour and demand comfort. This section shows Poiret's, Chanel’s and Balenciaga's dresses: simple and functional designs.
Balenciaga, A/W 1957
Chanel, 1928
Paul Poiret, 1911
Clothes are free-spirited
In this section Rei Kawakubo for Comme des Garçons: a garment that you has never seen before.
Uniqueness
This section features Maison Martin Margiela, who represent contemporary concepts of luxury, such as "one-off," "recyclability," and "hand-made”.
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